2017 Prescribed Fire Training and Acorn Harvesting [video]

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Community
Karuk Tribe
Category
Cultural Practices, Land and Water Management Practices, Agriculture, Natural Resources, Natural Resources, Traditional Foods and Materials, Traditional Foods and Materials
Summary
An article published in 2022 by Thomas Connor, Emilio Tripp, Bill Tripp, B. J. Saxon, Jessica Camarena, Asa Donahue, Daniel Sarna-Wojcicki, Luke Macaulay, Tim Bean, Adam Hanbury-Brown, Justin Brashares within the Journal of Applied Ecology.
Protocol: 
Public
Community: 
Sípnuuk
Category: 
Cultural Practices, History, Cultural Practices, Language, Land and Water Management Practices, Agriculture, Language, Natural Resources, Traditional Foods and Materials
Keywords: 
Karuk K-12 Curriculum, gathering sites, resource management, cultural burning, acorns
Collections: 
Video Collection
Original Date Description: 
2018
Original Date: 
2018
Creator: 
Editing by Chaas Hillman and Kade Saxon. Videography by Chaas Hillman, Julia Rants, Stormy Staats and Casey Quinn.
Contributor: 
This is a student video made for the Nanu’ávaha K-12 Karuk Cultural Curriculum.
Language: 
Karuk, English
Rights: 
Karuk Tribe
Source: 
Nanu’ávaha K-12 Karuk Cultural Curriculum
Publisher: 
Karuk Tribe Department of Natural Resources
Identifier: 
2017 Prescribed Fire Training and Acorn Harvesting [video]
Format: 
Video