
Events
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(Plant)
Native Plant Conservation, Propagation, & Restoration

(Fire)
Indigenous Fire Stewardship

(Water)
Water Wisdom

(Adaptation)
Climate Adaptation Technical Training & Tools

Intro to Efficient Irrigation Systems & Pest Management and Gardening for Pollinators
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July 15, 2023
Held in collaboration with Wild Willow Farm & Education Center, this technical training focuses on micro-irrigation systems and how to manage pests naturally without chemical pesticides, and how to attract pollinators.

Introduction to Nursery Operations
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September 2023
This training will provide participants with an overview on nursery operations, and a technical skill introduction to nursery set up.

Fire & Climate Change: Adaptation Planning for Tribes
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September 26 - 28, 2023
This course will provide an overview to planning for climate change impacts, with an emphasis on fire, highlighting the work of Tribes that have completed an adaptation plan or vulnerability assessment. Since the course material including presentations and activities will focus on climate change impacts and resilience planning in a specific region, we especially encourage people from this region to attend.

Wetland Restoration
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November 2023
This technical training will focus on coastal restoration with an emphasis on networking and job opportunities.

GIS Virtual Training
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March 2024
In collaboration with UC Riverside and San Diego State University researchers, this training will provide participants with an introduction to the use of geospatial visualizations and GIS-based tools.

SDSS Virtual Training
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May 2024
In collaboration with UC Riverside and San Diego State University researchers, this training will provide participants with the opportunity to explore the use of the SDSS developed to inform restoration planning and implementation.

Fires and Fuel Training
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July 2024
In collaboration with UC Riverside and San Diego State University researchers, this training will provide participants with an opportunity to explore considerations for climate, community vulnerability, and cultural resilience in fire planning.