“Suspect Terrain” calls on landscape architects to help repair the biocultural injustices of colonization in the American West by designing spaces that support relationship-building, knowledge sharing, and the visibility of biocultural processes. Centering Indigenous sovereignty and Traditional Ecological Knowledge, the project argues that true decolonization of western landscapes begins with redistributing power to Indigenous decision-makers and recognizing humans as keystone species within these ecosystems.

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