Lina Hope Shadows of the Bear River: From the Bloodiest Massacre to a Vision of Ecological Healing
On a frigid morning in January 1863, the snow-covered banks of the Bear River in what is now southeast Idaho became the site of the deadliest mass killing of Indigenous people in United States history. While names like Wounded Knee and Sand Creek are etched into the American consciousness as symbols of frontier brutality, the […]
