2019
Luce Indigenous Knowledge Fellowship
2019 Luce Indigenous Knowledge Fellowship
$50,000
Community Partners
Native Hawaiian
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Additional Fellow Support
2019 Additional Fellow Support
$29
Funding Area
2019
Luce Indigenous Knowledge Fellowship
2019 Luce Indigenous Knowledge Fellowship
$50,000
Community Partners
Central Council of Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes
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2019
Additional Fellow Support
2019 Additional Fellow Support
$5,000
Community Partners
Native Hawaiian
Funding Area
2019
Luce Indigenous Knowledge Fellowship
2019 Luce Indigenous Knowledge Fellowship
$50,000
Community Partners
Sitka Tribe of Alaska
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2019
Additional Fellow Support
2019 Additional Fellow Support
$3,000
Funding Area
2019
Continuation of pronghorn and black-footed ferret projects
2019 Continuation of pronghorn and black-footed ferret projects
$70,000
Lower Brule Sioux Tribe
Lower Brule, SD
Community Partners
Lower Brule Sioux Tribe of the Lower Brule Reservation, South Dakota
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Description
The ultimate purpose of this project is to 1) increase the pronghorn population, 2) increase the black-footed ferret population, 3) retain institutional knowledge by retaining current staff, 4) increase tribal knowledge of wildlife ecology, 5) leverage this project with other existing projects, and 6) utilize the expertise of staff to continue to build our program.
2019
Lisa Yellow Luger- Luce Fellowship
2019 Lisa Yellow Luger- Luce Fellowship
$50,000
Community Partners
Standing Rock Sioux Tribe of North & South Dakota
Funding Area
2019
Additional Fellow Support
2019 Additional Fellow Support
$4,342
Funding Area
2019
Forestry and GIS
2019 Forestry and GIS
$70,000
Chippewa Cree Tribe
Box Elder, MT
Community Partners
Chippewa Cree Indians of the Rocky Boy's Reservation, Montana
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Description
This project would create a GIS database for the Tribe and would be utilized by the NRD and other tribal entities. GIS would be used for retaining all records and mapping all assets and tribal resources. This mapping of assets would be used in decision making, creating baseline data for our tribal resources, and would allow for quick access, within minutes to increase participation and knowledge for the Tribe regarding where our tribal assets are located. GIS would be able to track and record emergencies like wildland fire starts and other natural disasters, as well as all project work.