Cultural Ecology in the Urban Landscape: Lessons from Ancestors
Start Date
3-17-2025 9:10 AM
End Date
3-17-2025 9:50 AM
Abstract
Friends of Tryon Creek Executve Director, Gabe Sheoships, will share a presentaton that draws cultural differences and parallels between Indigenous stewardship practices and western models of environmental engagement, sharing examples and lessons from his work. This includes a recent strategic plan redraft for the organization and best practices for co-stewarding a public, state natural area that sees 600,000 visitors annually. How might or how have communities come together amidst ongoing, serious challenges to their lifeways and culture?
Subjects
Environmental policy, Environmental social sciences, Conservation biology, Climate Change, Land/watershed management, Sustainable development
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Cultural Ecology in the Urban Landscape: Lessons from Ancestors
Friends of Tryon Creek Executve Director, Gabe Sheoships, will share a presentaton that draws cultural differences and parallels between Indigenous stewardship practices and western models of environmental engagement, sharing examples and lessons from his work. This includes a recent strategic plan redraft for the organization and best practices for co-stewarding a public, state natural area that sees 600,000 visitors annually. How might or how have communities come together amidst ongoing, serious challenges to their lifeways and culture?
