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Native Coast Action Network

Our purpose is to preserve and revitalize coastal Native homelands and cultures by providing dynamic opportunities for building practical and traditional knowledge by empowering indigenous communities and their allies to work together through training and expert consultation.

Please direct any inquiries about this CNNCTS partner to:

Role in CNNCTS

To expand Landscape Stewardship Pathways, through Regionally and culturally relevant technical training; Community engagement and involvement in stewardship projects; Assist in putting Traditional Knowledges to Practice.

Relevant Projects

Cycles of Renewal

Cycles of Renewal is a project led by Teresa Romero, Deana Dartt (NCAN), Carlie Domingues (UC Davis), and Theresa Crimmins (University of Arizona) to revitalize practices of good fire in Chumash homelands and homewaters, and centers Chumash practitioners' abilities to document their stories as points of data.

Please direct any inquiries about this project to:

Teresa Romero

teresa@nativecoast.org

Partner Updates

Dec 16, 2024

CNNCTS Featured in ‘Purposeful Partnerships’ CalState Article

CalState’s recent article titled “Purposeful Partnerships: Supporting Native Communities in Heritage Preservation” highlights CSU...

Jul 1, 2024

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...

Oct 3, 2024

CNNCTS Partners Native Coast Action Network Host Coastal Listening Session

The Native Coast Action Network hosted their Coastal Listening Session in late September of 2024, on Chumash homelands in Santa Barbara....

Feb 21, 2024

High Country News Article on Cultural Fire Features CNNCTS Partner, Native Coast Action Network

In October of 2023, High Country News spoke with Teresa Romero about the partnership between CNNCTS and her organization, Native Coast...

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