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Five Reasons Why Native Knowledge is Essential to Understand the Environment

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By Paige Bardolph, Prescribed burn
| kcet.org
Title Watch this preview of "Tending Nature" Season 2, plus full episodes in the series to learn more about traditional ecological knowledge.
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Five Reasons Why Native Knowledge is Essential to Understand the Environment

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By Paige Bardolph, Prescribed burn
| linktv.org
Title Watch this preview of "Tending Nature" Season 2, plus full episodes in the series to learn more about traditional ecological knowledge.
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Traditional Boat Building Helps Native Community Hone Ecological Knowledge

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By Paige Bardolph
| KOCE-TV (Costa Mesa, CA) Verified
“Water is sacred, water is life, water is us, water is everything.” Cindi Alvitre, Tongva educator, culture bearer, and professor of American Indian studies at California State University, Long Beach, eloquently states these insightful words in the premiere episode of the second season of “Tending Nature,” in which tribal groups share how they are currently involved in ocean stewardship through the lens of cultural revitalization.
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