Tribal Climate Camp
TCC Resources and Presentations
TCC Resources and Presentations
Monday: Indigenous Peoples and Climate Change Resources
Tuesday: Vulnerability Assessment and Adaptation Planning Resources and Presentations
Introduction to Vulnerability Assessments (Meade Krosby)
Introduction to Climate Data (Meade Krosby)
Tribal Vulnerability Assessment Resources website (Climate Impacts Group)
Tribal Climate Analysis tool (Climate Impacts Group)
Climatology Datasets and Tools
Climate Change Scenario data
Tribal Climate Impacts
BIA Tribal Resilience Resource Guide
Tribal climate solutions and grant writing workshops (Chas Jones, Picea Consulting Group)
Intro to Univ. of Oregon’s Tribal Climate Change Guide (Online Database)
Tuesday: Community Engagement
Bibliography: Indigenous climate change (not yet updated for 2019 and part of 2018)
Tuesday: Indigineous Climate Change Programming Examples
Examples: Tribal approaches to planning and sustainability
Tribal climate change plan examples
GLIFWC Tribal Climate Adaptation Menu
Sustainable Development Institute at Menominee Resources for the Northeast Indigenous Resilience Network
Climate and Traditional Knowledges Work Group
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals
Tuesday: Communications and Video Productions
OSU Productions
Wednesday: Energy Efficiency and Energy Policy Resources
Heiltsuk First Nation Heat Pump Project
Friday: Field Trip
Native communities are among the most climate-sensitive groups within the Northwest, Southern and Eastern regions of the United States.
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