‘Grandfather Tree’: Ute Horror at the Killing of a Heritage Tree
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This paper illustrates that epistemological barriers can stand inthe way of communication about, and understanding of, naturalheritage resources. This common problem becomes explicit byusing the 2017 killing of a living Ute ‘Grandfather Tree’ in Delta,Colorado. The 260-year-old tree, which was recognised asculturally central to the three Ute Indian Tribes and the people ofthe State of Colorado, was cut down while still alive by the DeltaCounty Historical Society. Communication about this actionwas short, one-sided, and clouded by the contrasting beliefs ofthe two parties: i.e., to Euro-Americans the tree was just woodwithout rights, while to the Ute people the tree was a livinggrandfather with full rights to exist.
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This paper illustrates that epistemological barriers can stand inthe way of communication about, and understanding of, naturalheritage resources. This common problem becomes explicit byusing the 2017 killing of a living Ute ‘Grandfather Tree’ in Delta,Colorado. The 260-year-old tree, which was recognised asculturally central to the three Ute Indian Tribes and the people ofthe State of Colorado, was cut down while still alive by the DeltaCounty Historical Society. Communication about this actionwas short, one-sided, and clouded by the contrasting beliefs ofthe two parties: i.e., to Euro-Americans the tree was just woodwithout rights, while to the Ute people the tree was a livinggrandfather with full rights to exist.
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