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Articles: Traditional Ecological Knowledge

Native Grasslands: The Unsung Heroes of Climate Change

on July 1, 2023

By Michael Gillogly, Preserve Manager If I ask you to imagine your favorite California landscape, what comes to mind? Perhaps the magnificent redwood forests, or the golden rolling hills dotted…

Biodiversity, Blog, Community, Conservation, Conservation Grazing, Controlled Burning, Grasslands, Grazing, Intentional Fire, Preserve Management, Regenerative Agriculture, Research, Science, Stewardship, Traditional Ecological Knowledge

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Cross-continental Conservation Connections

on May 15, 2023

Linking Science and Action Networks from Chile to California: a Model for Global Collaboration

Biodiversity, Blog, Climate Change, Community, Conservation, conservation science, Drought, Extreme Events, Fire Mitigation, Fire Resilience, Flood, Indigenous Science, Leadership, Research, Science, Traditional Ecological Knowledge, Wildfire

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Combining Indigenous Knowledge and Science for Responsible Stewardship

on May 7, 2023

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…

Announcement, Community, Fire Mitigation, Fire Resilience, Good Fire, Indigenous Science, Intentional Fire, Leadership, Native Advisory Council, Preserve Management, Research, Science, Stewardship, The News Room, Traditional Ecological Knowledge, Wildfire

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NEW! Reimplementing TEK in Post-wildfire Ecosystems

on May 20, 2022

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…

Climate Change, Community, Fire Mitigation, Indigenous Science, Native Advisory Council, Stewardship, The News Room, Traditional Ecological Knowledge, Wildfire

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First Cultural Burn at Pepperwood in Over 200 Years

on March 14, 2022

At Pepperwood, we believe that California Native communities must be active partners in the re-integration of Native lifeways and TEK into the life and landscapes of Northern California, and…

Biodiversity, Community, Indigenous Education, Indigenous Science, Native Advisory Council, Preserve Management, The News Room, Traditional Ecological Knowledge

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Clint McKay’s Baskets at the DeYoung Museum in SF

on December 17, 2021

Announcement, Arts & Culture, Community, Indigenous Education, Indigenous Science, The News Room, Traditional Ecological Knowledge

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Pepperwood Pre-European Contact

on November 18, 2021

What did Pepperwood look like before European contact? Pre-European contact, Wappo villages were widely distributed in Napa, Sonoma, and Lake Counties. Wappo…

Blog, Community, Indigenous Education, Indigenous Science, Native Advisory Council, Preserve Management, Stewardship, Traditional Ecological Knowledge

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Press Democrat Interviews Clint McKay

on November 5, 2021

Pepperwood hikes and classes offer Indigenous perspective by…

Community, Indigenous Education, Indigenous Science, Stewardship, The News Room, Traditional Ecological Knowledge

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Sonoma Index Tribune Explores Pomo Basketry w/ Clint McKay

on October 26, 2021

Pomo basket weaver unravels tribal history Original article…

Community, Indigenous Education, Indigenous Science, Stewardship, The News Room, Traditional Ecological Knowledge

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Clint McKay’s Baskets are on a Journey to the Metropolitan Museum of Art!

on August 16, 2021

Announcement, Arts & Culture, Community, Indigenous Education, Indigenous Science, The News Room, Traditional Ecological Knowledge

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