The ‘Educator’s Guide to American Indian Perspectives in Natural Resources‘ is a down loadable PDF book that purports to blend traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) with western science and gives important background information regarding tribal use and management of natural resources. Reading it should empower educators to feel comfortable and confident in including the perspective of the native population in their high school science programs. The following are a sample of the questions addressed in the resource:

1. What is the rationale for including Native perspectives in a natural resource program?
2. What are some differences between scientific and Native American ways of knowing or understanding of the environment?
3. Did low population densities affect the historical use and management of resources? How do current population stresses affect tribal use and management practices?
4. What are the best and most appropriate ways to partner with local tribes? What ethical considerations may be necessary?