Photo by Jess Cherofsky. Image description: A moss- and lichen-cover tree trunk bisects the photo vertically, and behind it is a mossy wooded swamp in tones of green, brown, and orange.
"I want the Tonawanda Nation's faces yet to come
to grow up like I did - with nature.
​​The Great Law, the Code of Handsome Lake -
both tell us to care for and protect everything in nature.
We are to be thankful for every living thing on this earth."
                                                                                                       
                                                                                 -Kathy Melissa Smith, Tonawanda Seneca Nation
Two giant gray hydrogen plant storage tanks are framed by the diamond of a chain link fence. Forest is to the left of the globes, large machinery to the right, and barren gravel between the globes and the fence.
Hydrogen storage tanks by Jess Cherofsky. Used with permission from TSN. All rights reserved.
The logo is a circle with a layer of people holding hands around the inner edge. Another concentric circle inside of that one consists of animals including a turtle, beaver, bear, and many others. In the center is a large conifer tree, and atop the tree is an eagle with their wings spread.
Haudenosaunee logo. Courtesy of Tonawanda Seneca Nation.
Closeup of a dark blue-black salamander with light-blue or white spots, perched in a bed of moss
Blue Spotted Salamander by Jonathan Kresge. Used with permission from TSN. All rights reserved.