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Native Climate Working Group (NCWG) is a forum for Tribal Extension leaders, agriculture producers, and youth educators to come together with federal agency partners to learn about seasonal and long-term climate trends and to discuss how climate extremes are impacting Tribal agriculture, economies, and well-being.
The NCWG is hosted by Native Climate and meets on the third Tuesday of every month on Zoom at 10 AM PT.
Discover Your Path! is a camp for high school aged students who want to explore different degrees and opportunities. The camp will be at the 4-H camp in beautiful Lake Tahoe. Students will have three full days of hands on activities emphasizing college preparation. They will learn about various programs, funding opportunities, and build a support network which will help with preparation for college.
The Tribal Students Summer Camp will take place from July 31st-August 1st, 2023, at the 4-H camp in Lake Tahoe. Cost for the event is $180, which includes lodging, food, and t-shirt for students.
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On a grill outside of the dining hall at UNR’s Lake Tahoe Campus on a recent June evening, a special array of meats and fish sizzled: beef, bison, rabbit, pheasant, venison, and cui-ui, an endangered sucker fish from Pyramid Lake. At a second grill, Nick Wright of the...
Author's note: This piece was written following my recent visit to the Sinagua Cliff Dwellings, commonly known as Montezuma's Castle. This site, of significance to many Indigenous peoples, including the Ak-Chin Indian Community, Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation, Gila...
On April 26, 2023, the Montana Climate Office in collaboration with the Confederated Salish and Kootenai tribes installed a new Mesonet station on the CSKT Bison Range, greatly expanding soil moisture and meteorological monitoring capabilities on the Flathead...
Identifying climate needs of Native American farmers and ranchers
Enhancing climate monitoring and data services on Tribal lands
Creating place-based climate modules for Native teachers