Conserved Lands & Waters of the Lost Coast, a free 3-part lecture series highlighting three distinct types of conservation found on the Lost Coast – National Conservation Lands, Marine Protected Areas, and Tribal Protected Areas, is being presented by Friends of the Lost Coast in partnership with the BLM King Range. Three 60-minute lectures – with a Q&A at the end of each presentation – will be held via Zoom on Wednesday, November 2 and 9, and Thursday, November 17, from 6 to 7p.m.

The final lecture of the series, Tribal Protected Areas of the Lost Coast with Priscilla Hunter and Hawk Rosales of the InterTribal Sinkyone Wilderness Council takes place on Thursday, November 17 from 6-7pm.  A Zoom link to view this presentation live is posted below and available on the homepage of lostcoast.org.  It will also be posted on the Friends of the Lost Coast Facebook page in advance of the lecture.

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InterTribal Sinkyone Wilderness Council Presents Tribal Protected Areas of the Lost Coast, featuring:

Priscilla Hunter, Chairwoman and co-founder of InterTribal Sinkyone Wilderness Council; member of Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians (photo by Matthew Baker, photo © Priscilla Hunter)

Hawk Rosales, Indigenous land & ocean defender; former Executive Director of InterTribal Sinkyone Wilderness Council (photo © Hawk Rosales)

The InterTribal Sinkyone Wilderness Council (www.sinkyone.org) is a Tribal environmental organization with a long and impressive history of protecting north coast redwood and marine ecosystems. Founded by Tribal Nations that have protected the earth for millennia, the Sinkyone Council is a consortium of ten Tribes whose legacies are rooted in deep intergenerational relationships of reciprocity with cultural landscapes and seascapes cared for in ways to ensure biological diversity and abundance. The Council carries out land and ocean protection and guardianship work within Sinkyone and adjacent Tribal territories.

In the third part of this year’s Lost Coast lecture series, Priscilla Hunter and Hawk Rosales reflect upon the impacts of the Sinkyone Tribal land movement, initiated nearly 40 years ago to halt cutting of the Lost Coast’s last old growth redwoods—a remarkable journey that has resulted in the establishment of nearly 5000 acres of Tribal Protected Areas along the Lost Coast, and contributed significantly to the healing of nature and people. Please join us to learn more about the Sinkyone Council and why Tribal-led efforts to protect and heal nature and humans are so crucial in the face of our planet’s climate, wildlife and conservation crises.

Friends of the Lost Coast is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: Conserved Lands & Waters of the Lost Coast pt 3 w/ Priscilla Hunter & Hawk Rosales
Time: Nov 17, 2022 06:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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