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2011. Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Pacific Northwest.
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2011. Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Pacific Northwest.
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2011. Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Pacific Northwest.
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2011. Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Pacific Northwest.
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2011. Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Pacific Northwest.
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2011. Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Pacific Northwest.
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2011. Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Pacific Northwest.
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2011. Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Pacific Northwest.
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2011. Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Pacific Northwest.
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2011. Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Pacific Northwest.
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2011. Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Pacific Northwest.
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2011. Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Pacific Northwest.
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2011. Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Pacific Northwest.
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2011. Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Pacific Northwest. Introduction to the conference.
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"Fire Use", Part 2, Dr. Frank Kanawha Lake, USDA Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Research Station, Redwood Sciences Lab. His tribal affiliations are Karuk, Seneca, Cherokee, and Mexican.
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Keynote Speaker: Richie Richards, University of California, Berkeley.
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"Partnership Societies, Reciprocity", Dr, Jesse Ford, Oregon State University. Ford's research interests include ecosystems ecology and paleoecology.
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Klamath Basin. Dr. Hannah Gosnell is interested in, drivers and consequences of rural land use change; integrated land and water resource management; environmental governance.
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"Fire Use", Part 1. Dr. John Bailey, OSU College of Forestry. Bailey is interested in Silviculture, Fuels and Fire Management, and Adaptive Ecosystem Management in his research.
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Connection to Place. Esther Stutzman, Elder, Kalapuya and Coos Tribes.
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"Connection to Place", Esther Stutzman, Kalapuya and Coos elder.
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"Wolves", Dr. Hal Salwasser, Dean, OSU College of Forestry, and Jamie Pinkham, Archibald Bush Foundation.
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"The 'Rs'", Gail Woodside, Oregon State University.
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"Handshake Money", Gail Woodside, Oregon State University.
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Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Pacific Northwest. Kurt M. Peters (Blackfeet/Powhatan) earned his doctorate at the University of California, Berkeley, and taught at the California State…
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