Forager Fine Art Print Bethany Fackrell Our ancestors stretch behind us

Our ancestors stretch behind us in a grand line

These photos show Giizh's family using a canoe to harvest manoomin or wild rice

and care for plants to ensure their survival for the next spring

our Bluebell Crew Socks by Shoshone-Bannock Kira Murillo brighten each step

Forager Fine Art Print Bethany Fackrell Our ancestors stretch behind usA flash of white stripes and a brown blur darts across the forest floor: it's a chipmunk, out looking for a lunch of fallen acorns and woodland berries. Snoqualmie artist Rhonda J. Spencer was inspired by an encounter with this chubby cheeked forest friend to create her original painting, which we have reproduced as our archival quality Forager Fine Art Print. "This cute little guy sat beside us, undisturbed, as we harvested berries and my husband