🌲 Forest and Land Management Using GIS, StoryMaps and Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) 🌲 скачать в хорошем качестве

🌲 Forest and Land Management Using GIS, StoryMaps and Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) 🌲

This seminar with look at how tribes are asserting their skills, knowledge and rights to the management of their natural resources using spatial data tools. Using a variety of data collection methods, INE fellows will learn how natural resource data attributes are applied to spatial data analysis tools to develop natural, culturally appropriate management approaches and practices. The content will be adaptable across academic subjects while aligning with educational standards. This seminar will include selected reading materials and presentations to create a meaningful learning experience for teachers to create a curriculum unit unique to the students they serve. Meet the INE Seminar Leader, Jonathan Martin! Program Director, Tribal Forest Stewardship and Restoration Program NAU Ecological Restoration Institute Jon Martin is a member of the Navajo Nation with 40 years of land management experience in the Southwest. A focus on tribal forest management has provided a strong background in forest restoration, trends in land management, application of data collection and management practices, and the development of management programs and projects. His focus has always been tribal natural resources and the benefits of these resources to tribal communities, identities, and capacities. Apply for this seminar at nau.edu/ine/apply 🌲