Dawn D. Davis is a Tribal person belonging to the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes. She holds a master’s degree from the University of Arizona where she researched the conservation and sustainability of Peyote, a Native medicine, within its natural habitat. She continues to discuss endangerment levels of Peyote and preservation efforts nationally and internationally. Dawn also holds a PhD from the University of Idaho studying her first medicine, water, with an emphasis in Law, Management, and Policy. She is actively working with the current administration of the Native American Church of North America including a role with the National Congress of the American Indian regarding Peyote legislative issues.