Register below for this webinar, held on November 4, 2026 at 2pm PST.
Due to team time limitations, any registrations received after NOVEMBER 3rd @2PM (PST) will not be reviewed.
About this Webinar:
Projected changes in climate and disturbances will impact nearly every aspect of Indigenous community health, wellbeing, and lifeways. These outcomes increase the importance of understanding:
- How ecosystems may function as carbon sinks or sources in coming decades, and
- How Indigenous communities are affected by these ecological impacts.
The Coeur d’Alene Tribe has long had a goal of restoring the prairie area around the Hangman watershed (northern Idaho), and more recently, seeks to regenerate healthy forests. This webinar will present how the Coeur d’Alene Tribe is meeting this challenge by implementing nature-based climate solutions on the reservation. The Tribe’s goal focuses on how to manage its lands to ensure that key culturally and ecologically significant species are protected, while also restoring Tribal first foods.
Featured Speaker:
Danielle Ignace, Associate Professor, University of Minnesota
This webinar is a collaborative effort involving the Indigenous Data Alliance (IDA), the Collaboratory for Indigenous Data Governance, the Indigenous Data Exchange (IDX), the IndigeLab Network, the Indigenous Data Law Lab at NYU, and the Sovereign Soils Research Collaborative.