EVENTS

Upcoming Events and Workshops

The events listed below are hosted by Native Climate, our partner organizations, and others working on climate adaptation and tribal issues. If you have an event which you would like included on this list, please contact our communications coordinator, [email protected].

2024 Intertribal Agriculture Council Annual Conference

December 10-12, 2024. Las Vegas, Nevada. In-person.

The IAC Annual Conference unites Native producers, leaders and advocates annually to explore and advance developments in the agricultural field. Our flagship event provides equitable access to resources for Tribes and Tribal producers interested in furthering their agricultural operations. It is also where IAC holds its Annual Membership Meeting to determine the priorities of the organization.

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Native Climate Working Group Meetings

On Zoom, third Tuesday of each month

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.

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Recordings for past events

Missed a webinar or meeting posted here? When possible, links to recordings and event descriptions will be posted here.

Native Climate Working Group

Access information about all of our past sessions, along with recordings and slides, by following this link: Native Climate Working Group

River of Renewal: 2023 Monthly Indigenous Film Series

The International Institute for Indigenous Resource Management has organized monthly showings of films highlighting different resource issues: this one is a 2009 documentary focusing on the Klamath river, a newly relevant issue as the dam is scheduled to be removed in 2023. Watch the film here: River of Renewal

MONTANA AGROCLIMATE WORKSHOP FOR AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY PROFESSIONALS

Access the slide deck on climate in Montana from Kyle Bocinsky of the Native Climate Office here: AgroClimate_Presentation