This summit is part of an ongoing effort to respect tribal sovereignty and treaty rights by supporting tribal use of fire as part of cultural and ecological resilience, and seeks to increase capacities, ameliorate challenges, and share examples that can guide tribes across the Southwest. In 2023, we gathered virtually to explore issues facing tribes relating to wildfire, climate change, and natural resource management (read more about the event here). In 2024, we gathered at the San Carlos Apache Nation. Continue reading to learn more about event details.
Arizona Tribal Fire & Climate Resilience Summit Details
October 8-10, 2024
San Carlos Apache Nation: San Carlos Apache Gold Casino & Resort
Goals of the Summit:
- Enhance Tribal capacity in natural resource and fire management
- Teach tips and tricks for grant writing and project management
- Explore key agreements including TFPA, 638, and RTRL
- Showcase Tribe-to-Tribe collaborations and research partnerships
- Feature workshop roundtables and field trips
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