community fire planner, supporting climate resiliency across landscapes and in & around human communities
Joined February 2019
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Tracy Katelman retweeted
Join @CANativeVote for their 4th Annual Indigenous Youth Organizing Academy. This is a virtual event on July 25th, July 27th, Aug 1st, and August 3rd from 11:00am - 2:30pm.
Click link to register.
bit.ly/Register-IYOA-2023
Firefighters in Greece struggling with another heatwave wildfiretoday.com/2023/07/22… via @WildfireToday
Woot woot, best news so far in 2023. Time to #CELEBRATE!
The 1st Klamath dam is down! 3 more will come down in 2024 after drawdown. Thank you KRRC & everyone who fought for this for the last 20 years. @TheKarukTribe @TheYurokTribe @KlamathJustice @RepHuffman @TheYurokTribe @RepHuffman @TroutUnlimited #UndamtheKlamath #NativeTwitter
"Both Landsat‐ and LiDAR‐derived measures predict forest bee response to large‐scale wildfire" — Read it on @ResearchGate: researchgate.net/publication…
Rest in Power Rod, you're leaving huge shoes to fill.
Adiós a Rod Walker, padre de la educación ambiental en Chile (1939-2023)
laderasur.com/articulo/adios…
@YosemiteFire rocks.
Photo of the Pika Fire taken from Glacier Point Friday, July 14th, in the afternoon. Photo courtesy of Cory Fitzer. share.watchduty.org/i/5211/r…
Tracy Katelman retweeted
Extreme heat is a killer. It's more deadly than wildfires, flooding, and other climate-driven extreme weather.
Local communities across the state have opened cooling centers in anticipation of high temperatures.
Find out how to protect yourself: heatreadyca.com/
Tracy Katelman retweeted
Don't miss Bill Tripp @CulturalFire, Director of Natural Resources for the Karuk Tribe, discussing prescribed forest & trail burning.
Listen to our #ClimateCrisis solutions short #podcast on @KALW every Thursday & Sunday; episode is linked below!
climatebreak.org/prescribed-…
Fires, then floods in #Chile. Sound familiar California? @wildland_zko fyi
#SantaJuana ubicada a un costado del río Bio -Bío, devastada con los incendios forestales, ahora se verá afectada por apertura de compuertas de central de Alto Bio-Bío, piden evacuar sectores que bordean el río
(@GrupoWurtlitzer @reddeemergencia @AccidentesChile @Sepulinares)
Tracy Katelman retweeted
Photogenic supercell thunderstorm in the high plains of southeastern Wyoming (presently near Yoder, WY looking W/SW). #WYwx
Finally got out on a burn with @UCsierraforest! Today we burned a couple of acres near #Fiddletown with the El Dorado #PBA. #GoodFire
Check out some goat cuteness for your Friday afternoon. Nice work @FireWiseNapa and kudos @SenBillDodd for raising and sharing the private donations! #FireAdaptedCommunities
#Napa Goat Grazing Project! youtu.be/V9oD-9Qw-hw
This will be a stellar position for someone who wants to make a difference in the world of community-based prescribed fire. #goodfire
UCANR is hiring a fire advisor position in Humboldt & Del Norte counties! Come join our awesome Fire Network and live in one of the most amazing parts of the state :) @ucanr #firescience #cooperativeextension @ANREP ucanr.edu/About/Jobs/?jobnum…
Prioritizing #WildfireResiliency in #Napa County with @FireWiseNapa. Pretty cool place to work. Thanks @RobertMondavi!
Tracy Katelman retweeted
…“We have a long way to go in realizing cultural relevancy in addressing the systemic injustices that plague our people, accelerate climate change, and work against ecosystem process and function.”
.@UCBerkeley & @TheKarukTribe use Indigenous science to cultivate resilient food systems. "This work done among Indigenous knowledge holders & academia is paramount to developing & sustaining a well-trained workforce..." - Bill Tripp @CulturalFire
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ALT From left, project collaborators Jennifer Sowerwine, Kathy McCovey, Vikki Preston, Frank Lake, Daniel Sarna-Wojcicki, Megan Mucioki and Shawn Bourque. Funding for the Resilient Agroecosystems under Changing Climate Challenge project was provided by a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
ALT Karuk ceremonial leader, cultural practitioner and project collaborator Leaf Hillman harvests willow roots next to a Karuk basket at Tishànik next to the Klamath River.
ALT “Through this project, we are learning how to reconnect with place,” said Kathy McCovey, left, shown with fellow Karuk cultural practitioner and project collaborator Lisa Hillman amid Karuk baskets and basketry materials.
Great summary re how to be #SaferFromWildfires from #California Dept of #Insurance.
insurance.ca.gov/01-consumer…
