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California Open Lands

A group of people standing and observing nature on a sunny day.

Chico, California

Learning traditional ecological knowledge with Ali Meders-Knight, we explored food, fiber, and medicine traditions alongside the restoration crew. Our experience included willow gathering and traditional basketry, emphasizing the importance of cultural stewardship and native planting.

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Ishi Wilderness, California

Hands-on restoration in sacred lands, guided by traditional ecological knowledge and a commitment to cultural stewardship, along with practices like native planting.

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Land Stewardship & Shared Learning

Through hands-on restoration activities in California, Diosa Hall learned alongside local crews about invasive plant removal, native planting, and cultural stewardship. These experiences inform SGUA’s approach to land-based education and sharing knowledge across communities.

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