Indigenous Voices Reading & Listening Circle: Cultural Burning and Climate Resilience in Napa and Beyond — Climate Reality Bay Area

This event is a continuation of the Monthly Indigenous Voices Reading and Listening Circle, facilitated by Climate Justice Co-Chair S. Louie (settler). If you’re interested in a low pressure, high connection way to hang out, learn, and reflect together about decolonization, rematriation, and how com

Reading the California Landscape for Fire - Bay Nature

In the beginning, fire burned the world. Don Hankins' Plains Miwok ancestors passed on this understanding of fire through generations, and he draws from it as a traditional cultural practitioner pyrogeographer when burning landscapes in California.

Fire Ecology and Indigenous Knowledge with Frank Lake-YourForest

Wildfire management has long been the domain of colonial governments. Despite a rich history of living with, managing, and using fire as a tool since time immemorial, Indigenous people were not permitted to practice cultural fire and their knowledge was largely ignored. As a result, total fire suppr

Good Fire Season 3 Teaser-YourForest

Join Amy Cardinal Christianson and Matthew Kristoff as they give a sneak peek at what to expect in Good Fire’s third season. Stories of Indigenous fire stewardship, cultural and social empowerment and environmental integrity

Fire and Carbon with Russell Myers Ross and William Nikolakis-YourForest

In this episode, Russell Myers Ross and William Nikolakis speak about the work of the Gathering Voices Society on revitalizing traditional fire management in Tsilhqot’in Territory and the potential around carbon offsets adapting Australia’s Indigenous land and fire management practices to the Canadi

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