First Foods 2nd Wed Pollinators, Roots, and Berries April 12th

Welcome to the First Foods Policy Program (FFPP)’s 2^nd Wednesday outreach series!

POLLINATORS, ROOTS, AND BERRIES           

Part One: April 12^th ~ 9 – 11 AM PST

Part Two: April 26^th  ~ 1:30 – 3 PM PST [link to event page]

In Person: Nixyaawii Governance Center (NGC) Walla Walla | N’Chi’wana Conference Room!

Virtual: Click here to join the WED APRIL 12TH meeting on Wed April 12^th at 9 AM

Meeting ID: 250 200 553 871
Passcode: ZppYNy

Or call in (audio only)

(321) 754-9526 (toll free) Passcode:150965954#  

We are excited to bring the newly completed CTUIR Climate Adaptation Plan (CAP) back to you, and to share how this document will be implemented with Tribal program and departments, and for the CTUIR community! We are also excited to welcome our CTUIR Dept of Natural Resources (DNR) Range, Agriculture, and Forestry (RAF) Program for our “Pollinators, Roots, and Berries” Policy in Action highlight for April 2023! This Policy in Action workshop is split into Part 1 (on WED April 12^th) and Part 2 (on WED April 26^th) and will focus on the First Foods Monitoring projects that RAF is currently conducting.

• Part 1 – April 12^th 9-11 AM: Review of CTUIR Climate Adaptation Plan (CAP) Ch 3B: First Foods Availability and Access Review, and RAF Women’s Foods Monitoring Project (see below)
• Part 2 – April 26^th 1:30 - 3 PM: First Foods Pollinators study and Plant First Foods Ecological Monitoring [link to event page]

April 12^th Pollinators, Roots, and Berries (Part 1) Event Agenda:

• 9 AM – Welcome In Person and Virtual Attendees, Housekeeping and Introductions (5 min)
• 9:10 AM - Review of the Climate Adaptation Plan Ch 3B: First Foods Availability and Access (40 min) with Discussion (10 min)
• 10 AM – Policy in Action: CTUIR DNR Range, Agriculture, and Forestry (RAF) Women’s Foods Monitoring Project (50 minutes) and Discussion (10 min)
• 11 AM – Event concludes (or we can keep chatting if folks would like to)

For those who can’t make it, the virtual event component will be recorded and made available, and archived on the CTUIR Climate Adaptation Youtube channel: CTUIR Climate Adaptation - YouTube