Curious about the ways Native American Tribes and First Nations practice sustainable land management?
The Society of American Foresters will hold a Decisions in Forestry: A Foundation from Indigenous Points of View webinar on April 24th from 1 to 2 pm EDT.
Across the U.S and Canada, there are hundreds of federally recognized Native American Tribes and First Nations that are working to regain forested land while upholding practices that are unique to a modern forestry setting.
These practices recognize the important relationship with the land and are vital to the culture, health and economies. Hear from panelists about unique approaches to sustainable land management, the cultural importance with the ecosystem, and the role certifications play in their forest management.
In this webinar, participants will hear from panelists about unique approaches to sustainable land management, the cultural importance with the ecosystem, and the role certifications play in their forest management.
To take part in this webinar, register at SAF Learning: Decisions in Forestry: A Foundation from Indigenous Points of View (eforester.org)
This webinar is FREE for members/$10 for nonmembers.