Local fire partners get good fire on the ground at Chaa-lamali On Monday, September 16th the Traditional Ecological Inquiry Program (TEIP) and…
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Traditional Ecological Inquiry Page Now Online!
Connect with this program and get updates at the new program page. Read more at www.longtom.org/TEIP
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Community Happenings: July 20 Elder Fire Talk – “Diné perspective about Tó” (water)
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April 21, 2022 Public Meeting: “Elder Fire: History and Importance of Cultural Burning”
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Indigenous Fire Trainees Carry Out Prescribed Burn
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Learn About Confederated Tribes of Siletz History
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“Relating With Fire As Our Guide”: Centering Native Voices For Good Fire On the Land
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Indigenous Peoples of The Long Tom
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Youth Internships for Native American Students
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Thank You For Supporting Tribal Engagement in the Long Tom!
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Help The Council Facilitate Dialogue With Tribes Regarding Traditional Knowledge in Oak and Prairie Habitats
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