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Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part 1. Discovered Ignorance: Recognizing the Problem -- 1. Ken-O-Sha's Geologic Past and the Plaster Creek Watershed Today -- 2. Earliest Watershed Inhabitants and the Arrival of the Ottawa -- Part 2. The History of Plaster Creek: Acknowledging Our Complicity -- 3. Interactions between the Ottawa and European Immigrants -- 4. European Settlement in West Michigan and the Impact on Plaster Creek -- 5. Worldview Contrasts and Ecological Fallout -- Part 3. The New Story of Plaster Creek: Committing to Restoration and Reparations -- 6. The Emergence of Plaster Creek Stewards -- 7. Developing Engaged Citizens through Place-Based Education -- 8. Assessing the Problems with Applied Research -- 9. Reconciling the Human-Nature Relationship through On-the-Ground Restoration -- 10. Loving Our Downstream Neighbor-A Call for Environmental Justice -- 11. Engaging Faith Communities -- 12. Shaping Future Environmental Leaders -- 13. An Invitation to the Work of Reconciliation Ecology Everywhere -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.