The Jicarilla Apache honor their longstanding relationship to the natural world. Jicarilla Apache Master Basket Weaver Rowena Mora demonstrates a reverence of plant life and nature through ...

One large basket she acquired for the museum in the 1970s, for example, was woven at her request by an old woman known at the time as the best basketmaker in the Jicarilla Apache nation of ...

The story of the Jicarilla Apache people on the plains ... The 1900 census listed the occupations of 128 women as “basket maker” and another 44 as “bead worker,” which emphasized the ...

The Jicarilla Apache relationship to plant life is highlighted through a Tribal legacy of basket weaving, plant medicine, natural remedies and longstanding food sources. Park Ranger Jaiden Garcia ...

The term Jicarilla, which means “Little Basket”, comes from Mexican Spanish. The Jicarilla were considered nomads and went as far east as Kansas trading goods before settling in the Sangre de ...

Home Near the Heart of the World also includes baskets and beadwork collected by Hortence Goodman more than half a century ago and since purchased by the Jicarilla Apache Nation. Goodman was the ...

NRS will build and operate the solar project, leasing the land from the Jicarilla Apache Nation ... energy credits (RECs), generated by Shallow Basket. In addition, Guzman Energy will operate ...

Jicarilla is a Mexican Spanish word which translates to “little basket” or “shallow basket”. Albuquerque-based contractor Gridworks was selected as the engineering, procurement and ...

The Shallow Basket Energy project is built on land leased from the Jicarilla Apache Nation and includes a 50MW dedicated battery energy storage system (BESS). It is expected to be operational in ...