TMSN was granted a two-year grant from 11th Hour Project that supports hiring “catalysts.” Catalysts are contractors or staff members with technical expertise that complement current tribal capabilities. See open positions here
Stay informed about our progress.
More from Tribal Marine Stewards Network...
Indigenizing Environmental Solutions: A Workshop on Harmful Algal Blooms
In a world facing urgent environmental challenges, the use of Indigenous traditional knowledge and contemporary scientific data collection methods is essential for assessing the well-being…
TMSN Highlighted: An Interview with California Natural Resources Secretary Wade Crowfoot
Secretary Crowfoot is a vocal advocate and ally to the work of TMSN. Read what he had to say about TMSN’s stewardship efforts and expertise.
Three California Tribal Nations Declare First U.S. Indigenous Marine Stewardship Area
It’s an unprecedented day for Indigenous sovereignty and Indigenous-led coastal conservation as three federally-recognized California Tribal Nations announce the Yurok-Tolowa-Dee-ni’ Indigenous Marine Stewardship Area.
Indigenizing Mapping: Utilizing the Power of GIS to Empower Indigenous Communities
It is no secret that cartography has historically and continuously been used as a weapon against Indigenous communities by Euro-American powers to colonize their lands,…
