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| Level I | Thanksgiving Address (Ganohonyohk) overview by Ray Skye | 19 | Screens |
| The Iroquois Environment | 2 | Screens | |
| Level II | Haudenosaunee Environmental Task Force | 5 | Screens |
| Poem: Positive-Distinct-Forward-Movement by Greg Staats | 8 | Screens | |
| Level III | Table of Contents | 2 | Screens |
Essays: |
Reverence for Nature (John Mohawk) | 7 | Screens |
| Akwesasne Good Mind Research Protocol | 22 | Screens | |
| Editorial - Aboriginal Voices (Gary Farmer) | 4 | Screens | |
| Pollution and American Indian Prophesy | 15 | Screens | |
| Superfund Clean up at Akwesasne: A Case Study in Environmental Injustice | 64 | Screens | |
| Ecological “Well Being”: An Exploration of the Intimate Relationship Between Haudenosaunee Medical Practices and the Environment | 2 | Screens | |
| Introduction | 1 | Screen | |
| The Peacemaker of the Haudenosaunee | 6 | Screens | |
| Iroquoian Cosmology or World View | 5 | Screens | |
| Ganonhonyoh, We Acknowledge the Whole Universe | 5 | Screens | |
| The Great Law | 2 | Screens | |
| The Code of Handsome Lake | 3 | Screens | |
| Table of Differences in World View | 2 | Screens | |
| Iroquois Concepts of Health and Illness | 3 | Screens | |
| Iroquois Approach to the Maintenance and Restoration of Well Being | 8 | Screens | |
| Ethnomedical Concepts of “Well Being” as they Relate to concepts of Well being | 1 | Screen | |
| The Haudenosaunee Conservation Ethic | 6 | Screens | |
| Conclusion | 2 | Screens | |
| Thanksgiving Address Resource List | 8 | Screens | |
| Environment Reading List | 8 | Screens | |
| Total | 210 | Screens |
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Last Updated on 7/20/99
By Phil
