[PCA] WEBINAR: Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) as a tool within western science; Feb. 18; 3pm ET

[Park, Margaret E]

Webinar date/time: Thursday February 18th; 3pm-4pm ET

Duration: 1 hour

What will you learn?
Join the National Conservation Training Center for a special presentation where we will discuss how utilize Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) as a tool within western science. This is one in a series of webinars focusing on TEK; previous broadcasts can be found on NCTC’s Broadcast Gallery.

Presenter:
Dr. Samantha Chisholm, enrolled member of the Confederate Tribes of Siletz Indians, from the Tututni and Chinook Bands and is also Cherokee. She has earned an earned an American Sign Language Interpretation certification, a Bachelor of Science in Ethnic Studies with a concentration in Native American studies and a minor in Cultural Anthropology from Oregon State University. She holds her Doctorate in Environmental Sciences from Oregon State University. Her pioneering dissertation work has been considered ground-breaking research and heralded for the way she has melded physical and social science, combining empirical research with social science methodology.  Among many things, some of Dr. Chisholm Hatfield's specializations include Indigenous traditional ecological knowledge, tribal adaptations due to climate change, and Native culture issues.

No pre-registration required.

This broadcast will be recorded and available on the NCTC Broadcast Gallery 2 weeks after the event. Click here<https://nctc.fws.gov/topic/online-training/webinars/> to access the NCTC Broadcast Gallery.

Details:
Click here<https://nctc.fws.gov/broadcasts/> to join the broadcast, please make sure to join 5-10 minutes early to make sure your connection is working properly.
No pre-registration required.
This broadcast will be recorded and available on the NCTC Broadcast Gallery 2 weeks after the event.Click here<https://nctc.fws.gov/topic/online-training/webinars/> to access the NCTC Broadcast Gallery.

Webinar presented by National Conservation Training Center<https://training.fws.gov/>

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