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Ikpíkyav (to fix again): Drawing from Karuk World Renewal to Contest Settler Discourses of Vulnerability

Digital Heritage
Community
Sípnuuk
Category
Cultural Practices, Land and Water Management, Natural Resources, Philosophy
Summary
A dissertation by Dr. Kristen Vinyeta, presented to the Environmental Studies Program and the Graduate School of the University of Oregon in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in April 2022.

Nanu'ávaha Third Grade Lesson 3: Gifts of Nature

Digital Heritage
Community
Sípnuuk, Karuk Tribe
Category
Cultural Practices, Education, Natural Resources

Effects of understory fire management treatments on California Hazelnut, an ecocultural resource of the Karuk and Yurok Indians in the Pacific Northwest

Digital Heritage
Community
Karuk Tribe
Category
Cultural Practices, Land and Water Management, Natural Resources, Traditional Knowledges
Summary
An article published in 2019 by Tony Marks-Block, Frank K. Lake, and Lisa, M. Curran within the journal of Forest Ecology and Management.

Karuk ecological fire management practices promote elk habitat in northern California

Digital Heritage
Community
Karuk Tribe
Category
Cultural Practices, Land and Water Management, Natural Resources, Traditional Knowledges
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.

Eco-cultural Management Implications of California Hazelnut Treatment with Wild and Prescribed Fire: A Case Study in Northern California

Digital Heritage
Community
Karuk Tribe
Category
Agriculture, Land and Water Management, Landscape, Natural Resources, Traditional Knowledges
Summary
Honors thesis submitted to the Stanford University Earth Systems Honors Program for Partial Fulfillment of the Honors Requirement School of Earth, Energy, and Environmental Sciences.

Revitalized Karuk and Yurok cultural burning to enhance California hazelnut forbasketweaving in northwestern California, USA

Digital Heritage
Community
Karuk Tribe
Category
Cultural Practices, Land and Water Management, Natural Resources, Traditional Knowledges
Summary
Original research article on the impacts of controlled burning on CA hazelnut plants, published in 2021 by Association of Fire Ecology (open access) and authored by Tony Marks-Block, Frank K. Lake, Rebecca Bliege Bird, and Lisa M. Curran.

Aah takuníktaamhinaatih: Karuk Fire Training Ignites Hope

Digital Heritage
Community
Sípnuuk
Category
Arts, Cultural Practices, Land and Water Management, Natural Resources
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.

The Politics of Fire and the Social Impacts of Fire Exclusion on the Klamath

Digital Heritage
Community
Karuk Tribe
Category
Health, Cultural Practices, Natural Resources, Traditional Knowledges

A Yurok Forest History

Digital Heritage
Community
Sípnuuk
Category
Cultural Practices, History, Law Policy and Justice, Natural Resources, Traditional Knowledges

Habitat Relationships of Birds and Young-Growth Douglas-fir in Northwestern California

Digital Heritage
Community
Karuk Tribe
Category
Land and Water Management, Natural Resources
Summary
Thesis on ninety-one (91) bird species and their habitation of douglas-fir forest areas in Northwestern California.

Status of the Spotted Owl in Six Rivers National Forest, California

Digital Heritage
Community
Karuk Tribe
Category
Agriculture, Land and Water Management, Natural Resources
Summary
Research report on distribution and prevalence of the Northern Spotted Owl within Six Rivers National Forest.

The Slater Fire was the Product of Settler Colonialism

Digital Heritage
Community
Karuk Tribe
Category
History, Land and Water Management, Landscape, Law Policy and Justice, Natural Resources
Summary
A thesis presented by William J. Curtis to California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt Master for fulfillment of a Master of Arts in Social Science: Environment and Community.