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Native Advisory Council Making Great Strides Advancing Indigenous Leadership
In addition to the reintroduction of cultural burning, the Native Advisory Council (NAC or the Council) at Pepperwood continues to bring an Indigenous perspective to many aspects of Pepperwood’s…
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Pepperwood’s Annual Impact Report Inspires
Pepperwood’s Strategic Plan 2020-2025 has two-years-worth of momentum behind it. In this issue of the Life+Landscapes fall Impact Report, we investigate our progress on the initiatives set forth in…
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VLOG: Meet the People Who Brought Cultural Burning Back to Pepperwood
Clint McKay’s people have known this land since time immemorial. The Wappo People have been tending the place we now call Pepperwood with intentional fire known as cultural burning…
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Pepperwood Documentary Wins “Best Feature Documentary”
Ian Nelson’s Award-winning Documentary… Pepperwood: Rising From the Ashes, a documentary film by Coriolis Films produced by Ian A. Nelson, recently won…
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Pepperwood Documentary by Ian Nelson Goes a Finalist at Finland Film Festival
Pepperwood: Rising from the Ashes to be Featured at Wildlife Vaasa International Nature Film Festival in Finland Two major wildfires separated by only two years have burned through the landscape…
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Lisa Micheli’s Quest to Unite Mediterranean Biomes Globally
Mediterranean biomes are second in biodiversity only to rainforests, yet less than four percent of these ecosystems are conserved worldwide. They are characterized by mild…
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Building Community Around Good Fire
Clint McKay (Pepperwood’s Indigenous Education Coordinator, the Chair of Pepperwood’s Native Advisory Council, and cultural burn coordinator for…
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Cultural Grassland Burn at Pepperwood + Photo Gallery
From left to right: Clint McKay (Wappo, Pomo, and Wintun, Clint is Pepperwood’s Indigenous Education Coordinator and the…
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NEW! Reimplementing TEK in Post-wildfire Ecosystems
NEW RESEARCH! Examining abiotic and biotic factors influencing specimen black oaks (Quercus kelloggii) in northern California to reimplement traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) and promote ecosystem resilience post-wildfire Ecology…
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