We document biodiversity and support Indigenous-led conservation through ecological monitoring, field research, and community partnerships that protect lands, waters, and species.
We elevate Indigenous science, oral traditions, and place-based knowledge as rigorous systems that guide research, stewardship, and environmental decision-making.
Our research is co-designed with Indigenous communities through participatory methods that value reciprocity, shared leadership, and collective decision-making.
We examine how climate change affects Indigenous communities while advancing locally driven adaptation, resilience, and community-led climate solutions.
We transform research into illustrated guides, educational resources, workshops, and public scholarship that return knowledge to communities.
Our research informs ecological restoration, food sovereignty, biodiversity conservation, and long-term stewardship rooted in Indigenous values and community priorities.
Community priorities guide the research.
We develop research questions, goals, and methods together.
Fieldwork is grounded in Indigenous science and place-based knowledge.
Communities help analyze, validate, and strengthen the findings.
Reports, guides, educational resources, and workshops are returned to communities.
Research supports restoration, conservation, education, advocacy, and climate justice.
