In early June, Native Climate welcomed three new storytellers into our 2024 Summer Climate Reporter Internship program.
Climate Reporter Interns Explore Climate Change on Native Lands
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Native Climate Team Holds Indigenous Education Workshop
The Desert Research Institute’s Native Climate education team hosted a collaborative workshop between the Walker River Paiute Tribe and the Fallon Paiute Shoshone Tribe on May 4, 2024.
Resources from 2024 Extension Risk Management Education National Conference
The Native Climate team held a pre-conference workshop for the 2024 Extension Risk Management Education Conference in Salt Lake City.
Resilience Stories
Features by Climate Reporter Interns on traditional ecological knowledge and changing environments
Restoring our relationship with hímu (willow) requires human interaction rather than protection
dá∙bal (dah-ball; big sage), ťá∙gɨm (tdah-goom; pinion pine), and hímu (him-oo; willow) are why Wá∙šiw (Washo) live here. In between the high lush landscape of dáɁaw (Lake Tahoe) and the expanse of arid landscapes within the...
Climate Change in Indian Country
Stories by Native reporters on the lived experiences of climate change in their communities
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What We’re Reading
Media reccomendations on tribal and climate issues from the Native Climate Team
Stories We Tell: Unpacking Extractive Research and Its Legacy of Harm to Lumbee People
by Ryan E. Emanuel and Karen Dial Bird
This excellent article unpacks the legacy of extractive research on Native communities, telling the story of how innacurate publications by non-native people threatened the self-determination and identity of Lumbee people. Get the article here:
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This Land
Hosted by Rebecca Nagle, Produced by Crooked Media and Cadence 13
This documentary podcast follows relevant political issues with Native communities, covering subjects such as the Sharp v. Murphy Supreme court case, the Indian Child Welfare act, and sovereignty issues. Nagle is a journalist and citizen of the Cherokee Nation. Listen using the link below:
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Collaborative product of the USDA Southwest Climate Hub and the DOI Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center
This podcast showcases strategies for building resilient landscapes and communities in the southwest, covering subjects such as forestry, water management, extreme heat, and beef production. The podcast is funded by U.S. Geological Survey, the U.S. Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service, and the National Institute of Food and Agriculture funded Sustainable Southwest Beef Project.
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NATIVE CLIMATE IN THE NEWS
Helping Western Tribal Communities Understand the Impacts of and Adaptation Options for Climate Change
USDA-NIFA, Margaret Lawrence. 27 September 2022.
As Lake Mead drops, a privately operated intake runs dry - and a bankruptcy ensues
Nevada Independent, Daniel Rothberg. 22 September 2022. (Native Climate mentioned under “Here’s what else I’m watching this week…”)
A USDA Program Aims to Strengthen Climate Resiliency in Indian Country
Daily Yonder, Kristi Eaton. 10 February 2022.
Tribal ag extension programs need federal funding boost, experts say
Tribal Business News, Chez Oxendine. 31 January 2022.
UM JOINS NATIONAL PROJECT TO SUPPORT CLIMATE RESILIENCE IN INDIAN COUNTRY
University of Montana. 24 January 2022.
USDA funds climate conservation partnerships through grants, investments
Tribal Business News, Chez Oxendine. 23 January 2022.
New USDA Grant to Support Climate Resilience Planning in Indian Country
Desert Research Institute. Grant announcement, 13 January 2022.