Development Ridolfi Strategies for Gooby, Indian Water Quality Data: Center; Julia Jacobs, Environmental Assessing and Nations Conservation Long Term Trends - Saint Regis Mohawk AND Reducing Risks Fred Alliance Todd Mitchell, – Tribe; Kristina Jackpile Uranium Corey, Aroostook Swinomish Indian Torres, EPA Mine: Updates and Band of Micmacs; Tribal Community AND Community Holly Thompson Deconstruction & Involvement Erin Duffy, IHS; Cindy – Green Building: Woodward. Wire, EPA “Nikki” Growing Tribal Pueblo of Laguna Communities Of Practice - Terri McCartney and Tyrone Mitchell, Hopland Band of Pomo Indians; Deirdre Nurre and Timonie Hood, EPA Closing Plenary: Exhibit Hall C Thursday Final Raffle, Performance by the Rose Creek Drummers, 3:30 - 5:00 and a Special Presentation by the Nez Perce Tribe pm Special Evening Events: We are currently working with local Tribes and Tribal organizations on special cultural and educational events for both Tuesday and Wednesday, following the days’ sessions. Stay tuned for more information on these special events! As an experiment this year we asked all proposal submitters to identify one of five different themes that best reflected their session. Our hope was this might help everything to think beyond their immediate media and consider other possible connections. Each session on this agenda is therefore color coded: Blue indicates Infrastructure Crafting Culturally and Environmentally Appropriate Programs” “Sustainable – Orange indicates Capacity Protecting Tribal Lands, Waters, and Communities” “Cultivating – Green indicates Approaches Empowering Tribal Nations by Expanding the Circle” “Interdisciplinary – Red indicates and Partnerships Successful Strategies Through Building Bridges” “Collaborations – Purple indicates Resources and Sovereignty Expanding and Enriching Tribal Programs” “Preserving –
Development Center; Julia Jacobs, Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe; Kristina Torres, EPA AND Deconstruction & Green Building: Growing Tribal Communities Of Practice - Terri McCartney and Tyrone Mitchell, Hopland Band of Pomo Indians; Deirdre Nurre and Timonie Hood, EPA Ridolfi Environmental AND Jackpile Uranium Mine: Updates and Community Involvement – Erin “Nikki” Woodward. Pueblo of Laguna Strategies for Assessing and Reducing Risks – Fred Corey, Aroostook Band of Micmacs; Holly Thompson Duffy, IHS; Cindy Wire, EPA Gooby, Indian Nations Conservation Alliance Water Quality Data: Long Term Trends - Todd Mitchell, Swinomish Indian Tribal Community Thursday 3:30 - 5:00 pm Closing Plenary: Exhibit Hall C Final Raffle, Performance by the Rose Creek Drummers, and a Special Presentation by the Nez Perce Tribe Special Evening Events: We are currently working with local Tribes and Tribal organizations on special cultural and educational events for both Tuesday and Wednesday, following the days’ sessions. Stay tuned for more information on these special events! As an experiment this year we asked all proposal submitters to identify one of five different themes that best reflected their session. Our hope was this might help everything to think beyond their immediate media and consider other possible connections. Each session on this agenda is therefore color coded: Blue indicates “Sustainable Infrastructure – Crafting Culturally and Environmentally Appropriate Programs” Orange indicates “Cultivating Capacity – Protecting Tribal Lands, Waters, and Communities” Green indicates “Interdisciplinary Approaches – Empowering Tribal Nations by Expanding the Circle” Red indicates “Collaborations and Partnerships – Successful Strategies Through Building Bridges” Purple indicates “Preserving Resources and Sovereignty – Expanding and Enriching Tribal Programs”
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