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April 3rd | 1-2:30 PM | Register Here Tune in to learn about the evolving cultural, economic, and economic relationships Wabanaki people have to brown ash. This session will feature Wabanaki speakers with a variety of experiences in efforts to protect and continue cultural relationships to brown ash, from Maine Indian Basketmaker's Alliance, to basketmakers, […] |
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May 2nd Virtual (3-4 pm via Zoom), unlimited attendance. Recording here. May 3rd In Person Field Tour (8:30-11:30 am site TBD), capped at 40 people. Register here for the field tour. Tyler Everett, of Mi’kmaq Nation, United South and Eastern Tribes Inc., Passamaquoddy Forestry Department, and UMaine PhD Student, will discuss the importance of land […] |
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