Collective Learning

The Roadless Rule Tribal Hub was created to connect Native communities with the facts, on-the-ground tools to submit letters, and more. 

By: Nicholas Triolo 

A popular climate podcast is upping the stakes with some of the smartest and boldest conversations yet. Here are the five must-listen new episodes from their fifth season so far.
How do we come to terms with the discomfort of our times and reshape it for our purposes? This interview with author Rebecca Solnit explores how. 

By: Kaïa Kirkbride

The most comprehensive assessment of Indigenous Guardians programs to date has just been released, outlining the enormous scale of benefits to communities, First Nations, and the bioregion.

By: Indigenous Leadership Initiative

An interview with systems thinker, educator, and designer Howard Silverman, to learn more about ‘Warm Data’ and an upcoming training in Portland.

By: Nicholas Triolo

For your summer adventures, here are our favorite audio experiences that will inspire, inform, and activate systems change in the bioregion.

By: Magic Canoe

Beyond Ecological Grief is a six-part podcast, based in Salmon Nation, investigating the emotional realities of living through a planetary health crisis.

By: Magic Canoe

As Native students seek careers in conservation and Indigenous-led stewardship, the Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission has partnered with University of Washington to create a solution.

By: Nicholas Triolo

Faye Cox, founder and editor-in-chief of Hourbooks, is dedicated to creating a library of hour-long books on essential topics for this critical time on the planet—books that are accessible and authoritative. Small books on big topics.

By: Nicholas Triolo

A podcast series about the rise of mariculture along the Oregon coast.

By: Kaïa Kirkbride

Grab a paddle. It’s time to work together.

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