Transcript About the Program PPT2

TRIBAL NATURAL RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT PLANNING
Carrie Stevens,Assistant Professor of Tribal Management
August 2014 ~ Washington, DC
TRIBAL MANAGEMENT
U OF A BOARD OF REGENTS APPROVED JUNE 2001.
DEVELOPED IN DIRECT RESPONSE TO NEEDS OF
ALASKA NATIVE TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS AND
COMMUNITIES FOLLOWING FEDERAL RECOGNITION.
AREAS OF CONCENTRATION: TRIBAL GOVERNANCE & LAW,
TRIBAL TRANSPORTATION, ENVIRONMENTAL & NATURAL RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT, COMMUNITY HEALTH & WELLNESS, COMMUNITY &
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, TRIBAL PLANNING
OVER 100 STUDENTS FROM OVER 150 ALASKAN
COMMUNITIES WITH 19 ASSOCIATES OF APPLIED
SCIENCE & 49 CERTIFICATES
TRIBAL NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
ALASKAN COMMUNITIES RELY UPON LOCAL
RESOURCES ECONOMICALLY, PHYSICALLY, &
CULTURALLY.
TNRM PLANNING PROVIDES COMMUNITIES WITH A
NECESSARY TOOL TO MEANINGFULLY PARTICIPATE IN
DECISION-MAKING RELATED TO THE SUSTAINABLE
MANAGEMENT OF TRADITIONAL FOOD, WATER, AND
ENERGY RESOURCES.
TNRM PLANNING COURSEWORK IS BASED UPON
PARTICIPATORY ACTION RESEARCH.
DRUMBEATS BUILDING
BLOCKS
 TNRMP TRACK ESTABLISHED WITHIN TRIBAL
MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
 TRIBAL PARTNERSHIPS ESTABLISHED WITH
6 TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS & 12 STUDENTS (100% ALASKA NATIVE)
 CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT & COURSE IMPLEMENTATION:
 INTRODUCTION TO TRIBAL NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PLANNING
 DESIGNING A TRIBAL NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PLANNING PROJECT
 SITE VISITS/TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE INITIATED
 PARTNERSHIP WITH UAF SCHOOL OF NATURAL RESOURCES & AGRICULTURE
INITIAL PARTICIPATING TRIBES
BEAVER
MINTO
TANANA
CHISTOCHINA
NANWALEK
ST.PAUL
MOVING FORWARD
 TNRM CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
 CONTINUED TRIBAL PARTNERSHIPS
 TNRM STUDENTS INTEGRATED INTO
TM DEGREE CORE COURSEWORK
 ESTABLISHED ONLINE FORUM
 ACTIVE TRIBAL MANAGEMENT ADVISORY
COMMITTEE
LONG TERM GOALS
STABILIZED TRIBAL NATURAL RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
EFFECTIVE UNIVERSITY/TRIBAL PARTNERSHIPS
COMPLETED TRIBAL NATURAL RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT PLANS
EMPOWERED TRIBAL/LOCAL COMMUNITIES
INCREASED, SUCCESSFUL SUSTAINABLE ENERGY,
FOOD, FORESTRY, AGRICULTURE PROGRAMS
ANA BASEE’
Carrie Stevens
Assistant Professor
Tribal Management
IAC, CRCD, UAF
[email protected]
(907) 474-2616