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Native cultures have long recognized and celebrated the interrelatedness of all life on Earth. As we address environmental disasters that affect our oceans, this wisdom is more important than ever. Join us at Living Earth/Living Waters as Native and non-Native scientists, leaders, and innovators discuss the latest research on the biosphere. Gain a deeper understanding of the essential role the ocean—“the blue heart of the planet”—plays in sustaining every form of life. See how human activity is woven into this fragile web of life, and the role we all can play in restoring and preserving it for future generations. Stay for our rock concert featuring Ivan Neville’s band, Dumstaphunk.
Most indigenous people have traditional songs, stories, legends, dreams, methods and practices to transmit specific human elements of traditional knowledge. Sometimes it is preserved in artifacts handed from father to son or mother to daughter. In indigenous knowledge systems, there is usually no real separation between secular and sacred knowledge and practice - they are one and the same. In virtually all of these systems, knowledge is transmitted directly from individual to individual.
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. Surfboard Shaper tackles ugly realities of manufacturing techniques and broken boards.
Fletcher Chouinard Designs is committed to causing the least amount of damage to the natural environment in manufacturing our surfboards. Though we assess every material and process to lessen the harm, we are not perfect. We never will be. It's an ongoing process of working towards sustainability.
We do all we can to reduce the impact of making our surfboards, but in the end the biggest step in achieving a greener board is gained by making the best quality product that gives satisfaction in every way and lasts as long as possible.
You have just found the Indigenous Environmental Network Youth Program's website. Herez where ya gonna get all the info you need on the following three topics in numerous interesting combinations: Indigenous peoples, Young Peoples and Environmental... uh... issues.
OR Mentor and marine biologist Jen Palmer leads high school students from the United States, Russia, Canada, South America, Asia, Europe who come together to learn about and discuss the environmental issues of today. + read more
50 Ways to Save The Ocean is a new book by David Helvarg. Even if you think you know what those 50 ways are going to be you'll be surprised which ones you didn't think of. In fact, why not make your own local 50 ways? Exchange the names of grocery stores, rubbish companies, dry cleaners and other stores that have good attitudes about helping the environment. You can even modify and use the amazingly comprehensive checklist developed by the Shinnecock Shellfish Hatchery and Environmental Center for their families to use on their tribal reservation in Southampton, New York. Look for more about the SSHEC's work in our Projects of the Month section next door. We're going to be featuring other ideas from David's book and you should check out the Blue Frontier's website.
{mosimage} Ocean Revolution announces its second annual Leadership Council to be held January 24-31 2006 in Loreto, Baja California Sur. Titled Native Oceans Council 2006. The gathering brings together youth, elders and mentors from many coastal cultures around the world including representatives of three ancient turtle hunting cultures that have never before had the chance to share the story of their efforts to preserve their cultures within the framework of increasing competition for the seas’ dwindling resources.
Fletcher Chouinard Designs is committed to causing the least amount of damage to the natural environment in manufacturing our surfboards. Though we assess every material and process to lessen the harm, we are not perfect. We never will be. It's an ongoing process of working towards sustainability. 
50 Ways to Save The Ocean 