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Grasslands: Reservoirs of Biodiversity for Climate Resilience
Did you know that you can find over 30 plant species in a single quarter-square meter plot of grasslands, and that…
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11/2 – Virtual Screening of “Pepperwood: Rising from the Ashes” documentary
Join us at the VIRTUAL screening of Pepperwood: Rising from the Ashes a film by Ian Anthony Nelson Thursday,…
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9/14 – Screening of “Pepperwood: Rising from the Ashes” documentary in Santa Rosa
Join us at the screening of Pepperwood: Rising from the Ashes a film by Ian Anthony Nelson Thursday, September…
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Grist Features Pepperwood: Learning How to Garden a Forest
“An outdated land management ideology with roots in colonialism is keeping California and the West from taking essential steps toward mitigating increasingly destructive wildfires.” This article by Kristina Rizga, is…
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Cross-continental Conservation Connections
Linking Science and Action Networks from Chile to California: a Model for Global Collaboration
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Combining Indigenous Knowledge and Science for Responsible Stewardship
Vegetation Trends and Cycles in Fire-Prone Landscapes of Lake, Napa and Sonoma Counties Principal Investigator: Arthur Dawson, Baseline Consulting If fire can be considered a member of the community, as Indigenous…
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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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