Now hiring! Seeking Native Media Producer for video + film production, podcasting, storytelling through photography, web, and social media, digital and physical library/archive management, community media education + relationship cultivation Details: nativeland.org/media-producer…

Explore the harmonics of abundance with Rose Imai in our final episode of the Native Seed Pod Season 3. We honor the voice and wisdom of this beloved Tuscarora elder who passed into the spirit world April 22nd💙Listen wherever you get your podcasts and at nativeseedpod.org/podcast

We're excited to partner with Red H Farm, a small woman-owned agroecological farm in Sebastopol! Red H is offering a winter nourishment CSA and we are partnering with them to distribute donated solidarity shares to Native community. Learn more + support: redhfarm.com/csa

Now hiring a new Farm Manager! A full-time position based in California, on a small educational garden and a developing farm on our 7.6-acre land base, Heron Shadow. Learn more and apply: nativeland.org/farm-manager-23

📢Now hiring a new Farm Manager! A full-time position based in California, on a small educational garden and a developing farm on our 7.6-acre land base, Heron Shadow. 👉🏽Learn more and apply: nativeland.org/farm-manager-23

✋🏽🌱🤚🏽 Season 4 has sprouted at the Native Seed Pod! Join Lakota leader James Rattling Leaf, Gwen Bridge, a Cree First Nations environmental leader, together with Native ecologist & host Melissa Nelson, on Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) nativeseedpod.org/podcast/2023/e…

The Cultural Conservancy (TCC) is honored to be recognized with a Humanitarian Award from the International Association of Sufism along with community partners Shelterwood!

The Cultural Conservancy's Native Foodways joined #UnescoGreenCitizens, a @unesco initiative that highlights environmental projects around the world! One of the 150 projects selected in 2023! Read more: articles.unesco.org/en/articles/cu…

New Native Seed Podcast episode! Limited series, "Knowledge Symbiosis: Can Biomimicry and Indigenous Science Harmonize?", Dayna Baumeister joins Melissa K. Nelson and Sara El-Sayed in a conversation on Indigenous science and biomimicry. nativeseedpod.org/podcast/2023/e…

Did you know that El Polín Springs is the last freshwater spring in SF? Dr. Melissa Nelson of The Cultural Conservancy shares: “San Francisco used to be filled with springs and creeks." There were plenty of fresh water, food plants, and medicine plants.

The Cultural Conservancy Watch PBS’s feature, “Native Foodways with the Cultural Conservancy” to learn more about the historical food sovereignty of the Ohlone people that lived during modern-day San Francisco. 🔗 loom.ly/FPfQeE4

🍂New Native Seed Podcast episode! In this second episode of Knowledge Symbiosis: Can Biomimicry & Indigenous Science Harmonize?, Dayna Baumeister and Melissa K Nelson continue their conversation on Indigenous science & biomimicry. nativeseedpod.org/podcast/2023/e…

Recently Arizona State UniversityNews spoke to Sara El Sayed and Melissa K. Nelson about the origins of the "Knowledge Symbiosis: Can Biomimicry and Indigenous Science Harmonize” series recently produced by The Cultural Conservancy’s Native Seed Pod in collaboration with @ASU news.asu.edu/20240206-envir…

Spring is here 🌱🌸🌿🪴🌼🪻🌱 Happy Spring Equinox! ✨🌞 #TheCulturalConservancy

New Seed Pod episode! TEK is a Verb: Activating Indigenous Ecologies at ESA centers around the synergies between Indigenous ecologies and traditional knowledge systems with Frank K Lake and Lydia Jennings. 📷 Listen to this episode here: nativeseedpod.org/podcast