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Spreading Like Wildfire: Misconceptions About Wildfire

Misinformation in the digital era is as important as ever. The fight to keep safe from fire in California has become more contentious and...

Identifying Intersections: Opportunities for Collaboration

Reflecting upon the first weeks of my service term with Sustainable Conservation, a recurrent theme has been identifying intersections....

To Build a hedgerow

I have been learning about farmscaping in California this year. Specifically the process of farmscaping with native plants on...

A Successful Fyre Fest: How to involve community members in protecting themselves and their homes

One of the great things about being a GrizzlyCorps member is that, though we are mostly working with our individual organizations...

Weaving together Indigenous food sovereignty, land rematriation, and land stewardship

Image: Gathering at the native garden at the Ecofarm Field Day, 5/10/22, taken by Eve Devillers. On May 10th, 2022, in collaboration with...

Finding your own path in AmeriCorps

When I joined GrizzlyCorps, I realized one of the main strengths of GrizzlyCorps/AmeriCorps is its focus on personal and professional...

GrizzlyCorps Graduation 2022

The GrizzlyCorps Team is honored to invite our network to join us in celebrating the graduation of our second cohort of GrizzlyCorps...

Out of the Ashes: Opportunities and Challenges after a California Megafire

Burn scars stretching across wide swathes of forested landscape are a familiar sight for any Californian today, but we treat them much...

Whose Knowledge is it Anyways?

The most valuable things I have learned in my fellowship thus far have been from MESA’s program participants, those going through our...

It is simple: just listen

Please take a moment to read through this story-map created by the Karuk Wildlife Team to learn more about the resilience of the Karuk...

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