Native Climate supports climate adaptation in Native American communities by building new connections between Native wisdom and western scientific data.
#DRI's @NativeClimate education team, Ileah Kirchoff & Crystal Miller, recently hosted a collaborative workshop between the Walker River Paiute Tribe and the Fallon Paiute Shoshone Tribe focusing on curriculum development lessons about the #ClimateCrisis. https://t.co/tlmNJZeCdL
Shannon Neibergs, an economist and professor emeritus with Washington State University, recently talked to our working group about the current market outlook for crops and livestock. Story by Melanie Lenart, Native Science Report:
https://t.co/EDfdiKriup
Looking for a great summer internship? Work with us this summer as a climate reporter and tell the story of how climate change is impacting your community!
More details and link to apply: https://t.co/ZsqSZoOvMr
This year marks the 10th Anniversary of the @USDAClimateHubs. Read about their impactful work -including partnership with the Native Climate project - in the article below! 🙌 🌏🌿
https://t.co/vs3wCakNUl
In honor of the 10th anniversary of the USDA Climate Hubs, NIFA is celebrating accomplishments from the first decade of this pioneering network. Learn more ▶️ https://t.co/ICdmzDq2uX
Registration for SWAF 2024 is now open! 🎉
Join us in Tucson, AZ, February 27 - 29th
SWAF is a biennial meeting of experts, professionals, and community members advancing climate adaptation and mitigating climate change impact across the Southwest.
📌https://t.co/aZuoKdWbTl
How do #microplastics affect our bodies, our food sources, and even our climate? Gina McGuire, ʻŌiwi (Native Hawaiian) writer and scientist from
@NativeClimate@DRIScience reflects in her new poem, "Trust The Rain" - https://t.co/c7PoPDT775
The @EPA will soon be launching a technical assistance program to assist eligible communities (including all Federally Recognized Tribes) in preparing applications for $2B in EPA #ClimateJustice Community Change Grants: https://t.co/JZrh1H1SUe
The Tribal Agriculture Fellowship is now accepting applications for their 2024 cohort. Great opportunity for Indigenous students interested in agriculture! https://t.co/1aVlJBbSdA
The @WeAreWaterSW project is hosting a photo contest to showcase #water and communities in the #FourCorners Region! If you live in, are from, or have spent time in the Four Corners, we invite you to submit your best photographs of the region by Nov 9. https://t.co/M5ikRLro4T
According to yesterday's Sept climate summary from @NOAANCEI, the area in the CONUS affected by drought grew nearly 6% in Sept, reaching ~40%. Severe to exceptional drought was widespread across the Southwest, Deep South, Plains, and PacNW as of Oct. 3
"What used to be is not there anymore." An interview with Nadine Manuel on #Hopi culture, corn, climate, and the devastation brought on by decades of drought. By Gina McGuire of Native Climate @DRIScience:
https://t.co/BlVHUuEF2L
Collecting and storing rainwater can help alleviate water stresses in rural and tribal communities in arid environments. Check out this report and 6-part video series from our teammate Brianda Hernandez Rosales of @driscience! 👇 https://t.co/jGnn2Eo8Ct
Save the date for a drought resilience workshop with @NOAA@DroughtGov and the Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Reservation! Sept 28-28 in Polson, MT:
https://t.co/fCiBQ8Ngvq #ClimateChange#drought#resilience
Celebrating Indigenous Foods at the First Nevada Tribal Foods Summit.
Originally published by Native Climate, an organization that supports climate adaptation efforts in Native American communities of the Southwest and Northern Plains. https://t.co/yZ6SYAiquk via @SierraNVAlly
At Nevada's first Tribal Foods Summit at @UNRLakeTahoe, participants discussed what the future of tribal food sovereignty might look like in Nevada -- and shared a dinner of Indigenous and locally grown foods: https://t.co/jjgg7C4HD0 #FoodSovereignty#NativeTwitter#food
Job opportunity! @nature_org in #Colorado is hiring a Tribal and Indigenous Engagement Program Manager to accelerate Indigenous-led conservation and increase Indigenous rights to land, waters, and resources. Apply by July 14: https://t.co/fC6dtXgi1D
The Navajo Nation has for years been locked in contentious negotiations with the state of Arizona over water.
With the tribe’s claims not yet settled, the water sources it can access are limited.
w/ @highcountrynews https://t.co/5mDYETgnAb