The Tribal Forest Stewardship and Restoration Program continued to advance partnerships, student success, and Wood For Life initiatives this spring. The team wrapped up a third Wood For Life Workshop, celebrated student achievements, and [...]
ERI’s newly renamed Tribal Forest Stewardship and Restoration Program continues to reflect our mission to engage with tribes, tribal practitioners, and their partners in landscape-scale ecosystem restoration. The program highlights the vital role of [...]
ERI’s Native American Forest and Rangeland Management program has been actively partnering with tribal natural resource management programs, organizations, and federal and state agencies to facilitate restorative management of tribal forests and rangelands. ERI [...]
ERI’s Native American Forest and Rangeland Management program has been actively partnering with tribal natural resource management programs, organizations, and federal and state agencies to facilitate restorative management of tribal forests and rangelands. Some [...]
The Native American Forest and Rangeland Management Program continues to engage with the Wood For Life (WFL) Partnership. WFL is a collaborative network of organizations in northern Arizona and neighboring states that was formed [...]
ERI’s Native American Forest and Rangeland Management Program has been busy this year partnering with tribal natural resource management programs, organizations, and federal and state agencies to facilitate restorative management of tribal forests and [...]
The ERI’s Native American Forest and Rangeland Management Program hosted a Tribal Forestry Student Summiton the NAU campus, where 45 tribal forestry students from across the country spent three days attending presentations from nationally [...]
Tribal Forestry Student Summit The ERI is coordinating renewed planning for the Tribal Forestry Student Summit, which will be held on the NAU campus October 12–14, 2022. This hybrid event has been postponed twice [...]
San Carlos Forest Tour ERI staff Jon Martin and Dave Huffman made a two-day trip to the San Carlos Apache Reservation to tour specific project sites and assess research potential. The tour was led [...]
What began as a response to an immediate need for home heating on the Navajo and Hopi nations is now recognized as a viable means of accomplishing land management agency goals for shared stewardship, [...]
