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The Collaborative of Native Nations for Climate Transformation and Stewardship (CNNCTS) was formally launched in 2023, building upon many years of partnerships, to support a model of Indigenous-led land stewardship for climate adaptation and resilience.
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Advance Science-informed Climate Action
Expand Landscape Stewardship Pathways
Translate Knowledges to Practice
Promote Social Entrepreneurship
Put Adaptation into Action
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The CNNCTS network is made up of four Tribal governments, four universities, seven Tribal-serving non-profit organizations, and three federal agencies.
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CNNCTS joins several climate justice initiatives at San Diego State University.

Learn more: climate.sdsu.edu
The Climate Science Alliance supports CNNCTS as a boundary-spanning organization and through guidance from its Tribal Working Group.

Learn more: climatesciencealliance.org
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Exploring Limuw: Strengthening Partnerships and Fostering Stewardship

Jul 12 min

Exploring Limuw: Strengthening Partnerships and Fostering Stewardship

Multiple CNNCTS partners gathered on the Chumash homelands of Limuw (Santa Cruz Island in the Channel Islands National Park) for a day of...

CNNCTS Project Featured in California Oaks Spring-Summer 2024 Issue

Jun 121 min

CNNCTS Project Featured in California Oaks Spring-Summer 2024 Issue

California Oaks’ Spring-Summer 2024 issue of their Oaks newsletter features an article about CNNCTS, titled “Shifting the paradigm in how...