Aah takuníktaamhinaatih: Karuk Fire Training Ignites Hope

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Summary: 
Article by Karuk indigenous Women's+ participant Tali Trillo published in Econews out of Arcata, CA in 2024, Volume 54, Issue 7, Pages 9-10.
Description: 

Second gathering of the Karuk Women's+ Prescribed Fire Training Exchange, an event geared toward training underrepresented people within fire management. The group celebrates the expansive traditional and cultural knowledges of fire that are held by Indigenous Peoples while uplifting the leadership of Indigenous communities across local, state, tribal, international, and global contexts.

Cultural Narrative: 

Space creation for ongoing community, dialogue, and skill sharing between Indigenous Peoples of all genders.

People: 
Preston, Vikki
Protocol: 
Public
Community: 
Sípnuuk
Category: 
Arts, Cultural Practices, Land and Water Management Practices, Agriculture, Natural Resources
Keywords: 
prescribed burning, fire management, Karuk Women's Prescribed Fire Training Exchange / KWTREX, womne, women
Original Date: 
2024
Creator: 
Trillo, Tali
Contributor: 
Preston, Vikki, Burke, Terra, O'Rourke, Elaina, Preston, Vikki
Language: 
English, Karuk
Rights: 
Copyright Northcoast Environmental Center Aug 2024.
Traditional Knowledge Labels: 
Licensing Options: 
Creative Commons License

Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

Source: 
Econews; Northcoast Environmental Center
Publisher: 
Northcoast Environmental Center
Format: 
Newspaper, Article