Lessons Learned and Considerations for Conducting Research with Tribes and Indigenous Peoples
- Shared screen with speaker view

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Christopher Dunn, Cornell Botanic Gardens, and Chair, US National Committee of IUCN

28:51
Michel Lenihan (They/Them) Communications Coordinator, Affiliated Tribe of Northwest Indians

29:23
Dan Grafton, PhD student, San Diego State University

29:27
Michelle Bahnick and Todd Gray, Tulalip Tribes of Washington

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Dana Dierkes, public affairs officer, Angeles National Forest

29:33
Chris Borden chris.borden@usda.gov

29:35
Dr. Angela Sondenaa, Ecologist, Nez Perce Tribe

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Dr. Delgado International Indian Treaty Council

29:39
Krista Erdman, Science Integration Specialist, Northern Great Plains Joint Venture

29:43
Christy Johnson, Forest Service

29:44
John Sullivan, BLM Eastern States Office

29:45
Reb Bryant (they/them), PhD student, University of Kansas

29:45
Jessica Bush, Montana SHPO

29:46
Andrea Anteau (she/her), NEON program- North Dakota

29:47
Chris Farley (he/him), USDA Forest Service

29:49
Kim Komatsu (she/her), ecologist at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

29:53
Stephanie Yelenik, Research Scientist, Rocky Mountain Research Station, Reno, US Forest Service

29:56
Sarah LeRoy, Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center

29:57
Sarah Rinkevich, Fish & Wildlife Service, Tucson, AZ, University of Arizona

29:57
Jessica Bolis, National Ecological Observatory Network, CA region

29:59
Steven Mana'oakamai Johnson (he/him/ʻoia) - Arizona State University

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Stephen Payton, IGAP Regional Environmental Coordinator, Chugach Regional Resources Commission

30:01
Sam Reed (he/him) - Grad Student, University of Minnesota

30:02
Erin Riley NIFA/USDA

30:03
Lisa Grudzinski, National Park Service

30:07
Adam Wilke (he/him), USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture

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Hestum all from Humboldt County, Northern California.

30:16
Mike Eberle, Water Rights and Uses, USDA Forest Service

30:18
Ben Vierra (he/him) - Pacific Northwest Science Operations Manager for the National Ecological Observatory Network

30:20
Shelby Kassuelke, Pacific Southwest Research Station, USDA Forest Service

30:25
Chas Jones, Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians

30:29
Chris Borden USDA- NRCS Acting National Tribal Liaison. Thanks.

30:39
Anthony Ciocco, Mvskoke, BIA

30:44
Kasandra Wasinger, ecologist/project manager - Stantec Consulting Services - Kansas

30:46
Karli Moore (Lumber), Stanford University PhD Student

30:47
Welcome everyone!

30:49
Beverly CastanedaDenver, Colorado

31:07
Anji Moraes, The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation and Vulcan.

31:10
Caitie Sheban, UW graduate student, Seattle WA

31:18
Karuna Greenberg (she/her), Restoration Director, Salmon River Restoration Council, Co-lead, Western Klamath Restoration Partnership

31:26
Rich Wallace, Ecological Society of America

31:29
Wes Willoughby-Archaeologist BLM Northeastern States District, Milwaukee

31:31
Jens Stevens, Program Lead for Fire & Fuels, USDA Forest Service R&D

31:31
Karli Moore (Lumbee)

31:37
Tac meeywii! Althea Walker (Nez Perce, Hopi, Gila River). Co-Director & Community Resilience Lead at the Climate Science Alliance.

32:23
I am Gunel Asgarova from Azerbaijan Baku, asgerovagunel37@gmail.com

32:29
Maddie Hicks (she/her) UW graduate student, Seattle WA

32:35
Kieren Daley Laursen, Intern, Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians

32:55
Molly Morrissey, grad student at Memorial University of Newfoundland (Beothuk/Mi’kmaq land)

33:11
Linda Long, wildlife biologist, USFS PSW Redwood Sciences Lab

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Jonathan Long, USDA Forest Service Pacific Southwest Research Station

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Mikayla Kerron, Environmental/GIS Technician for the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation. Attending the University of Kansas in the Department of Geography master's program in 2023.

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Kisha L. Gurule, Bitterroot Salish, Montana. USFWS - Native American Liaison.

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Hi AllFrom the Ancestral lands of the Ocheti Sakowin, Arapaho, Ute, Cheyenne, Apache (weld county/windsor colorado

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Cleo Woelfle Hazard, settler, Assistant Professor, UW Seattle

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Ben Yawakie, Zuni, Turtle Mtn, Fort Peck, and White Bear First Nation, (he/him), assistant tribal liaison for ATNI

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Please sign up to be a panelists for NIFA/USDA's grant proposals. This is the best way to get funding into ITEK!

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hello all! Please let us know in the chat where you are from (name and affiliation) if you have not already done that.

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check our our webpage https://www.esa.org/tek/

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and follow us on twitter @esa_tek

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Hi, I am Shelby Ross I am a PhD student at CU Boulder-Tribal Climate leaders Program

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Sally Manning, Environmental Director, Big Pine Paiute Tribe of the Owens Valley (Calif.)

01:00:54
Hellow, I am Post Doctoral Researcher at Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria, Argentina

01:01:17
How do you deal with the filtering of ITEK through the non-indigenous worldview or frame of reference? It can take a while to educate non-native scientists to appropriately understand and incorporate ITEK. Often have to overcome ingrained western, Christian worldviews. Current gov't agency structure, culture, and priorities not very accommodating of ITEK.

01:02:33
Sharing ITEK is a sacred sharing of knowledge so there must be enough trust and an actual relationship for that to happen. Takes time and longevity of interpersonal relationships.

01:06:16
Hello from Eastern Oregon Legacy Lands: James Monteith, Chairman, and Dr David Mildrexler, Systems Ecologist

01:23:03
that was a really excellent assembly of insights

01:23:50
Thank you Frank for sharing your extensive knowledge and wisdom.

01:24:32
Hi, I am Elke Kellner, Fellow (from Europe) at the University of Arizona

01:24:35
Yes, thank you for thinking this through. Hope this gets through to the OSTP and CEQ. We'll be watching.

01:26:00
where will this recording be located?

01:26:11
ESA and TEK webpage

01:26:22
Thank you Frank. Good information.

01:26:25
Thanks for sharing! Great presentation.

01:26:30
Thank you Frank!

01:26:32
pilamayaye (thank you) for sharing your knowledge of how to achieve success on this matter

01:26:36
Thank you Frank and James!

01:26:36
Thanks, Frank. How can we access this recording later.

01:26:53
Virtual applause 🙂

01:26:53
could you share those links to those websites?

01:26:54
This was great, thank you!

01:26:55
Thank you!

01:26:56
Miigwech, thank you Frank!

01:26:57
Thanks, Frank-it’s great to see this information together in one place—definitely a lot to think about and take action on.

01:27:04
Thanks!

01:27:05
Thank Frank, great presentation.\

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👏

01:27:12
thank you!

01:27:18
Thank you!

01:27:22
Amazing, thank you for all your work Frank.

01:27:22
Thank you!

01:27:23
Thank you, Frank!