A few cedar roses made by Frank Hughes in the Organized Village of Kake in Southeast Alaska. The roses are made from the inner bark of yellow or red cedar, soaked, and folded into flowers.

Carving and weaving traditions require straight-grained, slow-growth red and yellow cedar trees 450 years and older with few branches or defects. These rare forest giants are referred to as ...

Last year, he made his first traditional canoe, from a red cedar estimated to be 300 years old. Once the canoe was carved, it was taken outside to a lot near the Hydaburg River.

Next, submerge the cedar planks in a pan filled with water and let sit for 30 minutes. 5. Remove the cedar planks and place them next to each other touching directly onto the preheat grill grates ...

They used Western red cedar that came from their home village ... Haaland also participated in the ceremony. Alaska U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola was also present during the event.

As Alaska works to bring its Indigenous cultures to the fore, ... has been carving for more than 60 years, and today his red cedar creations are exhibited in museums around the world.

An eastern red cedar catches fire. Controlled fires, such as this one on grassland managed by Kansas State University scientists, are needed to save prairies from becoming woodland and shrubland.