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Cultural Heritage, Health, Language, Traditional KnowledgesSummary
Summer youth workers and interns for the Karuk Tribe's Department of Natural Resources (DNR) talk about their experience working with DNR, and connections between environmental and physical health and well being.Digital Heritage
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Law Policy and Justice, Traditional KnowledgesSummary
On November 9th, 2011, frustrated community members from the Orleans area gathered in protest of new regulations for permits to harvest Matsutake (tanoak) mushrooms on National Forest lands.Digital Heritage
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Land and Water Management, Traditional KnowledgesSummary
Frank Lake, USFS Ecologist, talks to Orleans Elementary students about research on river riparian area in willow management for basketry.Digital Heritage
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Cultural HeritageSummary
Alice Lincoln-Cook, CIBA Board member, presentation at 2018 TREX about positive affects of prescribed burning for basketweaving materials.
Digital Heritage
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Agriculture, Law Policy and Justice, Traditional Knowledges
Digital Heritage
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Law Policy and JusticeSummary
The Karuk Tribe will proactively work to affect policy, such that negative impacts of U.S. laws on indigenous knowledge systems are recognized and ended.
Digital Heritage
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Agriculture, Law Policy and Justice, Traditional Knowledges
Digital Heritage
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Law Policy and JusticeSummary
The Project Collaborator Confidentiality Agreement (Agreement) aims to protect the Karuk Tribe’s rights to privacy and its Intellectual Property.
Digital Heritage
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Cultural Heritage, History, Law Policy and Justice, Natural Resources, Traditional Knowledges
Digital Heritage
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Law Policy and JusticeSummary
A set of guiding principles that can govern future research and other collaborative projects with the Tribe to ensure protection of intellectual and cultural property and recognize tribal sovereignty.
Digital Heritage
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Law Policy and JusticeSummary
The purpose of this Protocol is to preserve the Karuk Tribe’s (“Tribe”) ability to protect the intellectual property rights of present and future generations of the Karuk People and to recognize the inherent tribal sovereignty.