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"Tribal Uses and Stewardship of Plants, Habitats, and Ecosystems in Northwestern California."

When: Wed., March 11, 7:30-8:30 p.m. 2020
Phone: 707-822-2015
Email: theralphs@humboldt1.com
Price: free
northcoastcnps.org
CNPS presents Frank Lake, a researcher with the USDA Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Research Station, Fire and Fuels Program, for a presentation focused on California tribal uses and stewardship of plants. Northwest California offers a dynamic range of ecosystems including coastal headlands, redwood, oak woodland-prairies, Douglas-fir, tanoak, and interior mixed conifer/hardwood forests. Frank will take us on a historical, ethnographic, and ethnobotany journey across these ecosystems by weaving data and imagery to illustrate the complexity and diversity of tribal knowledge. The practices discussed will guide collaborative restoration efforts in our region into the future.

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