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SUMMARY:Village Nature Series: Indigenous Stewardship- Weaving together culture\, climate\, and land
DESCRIPTION:Founded in 2009\, The Center for Native Health (CNH) is a Native-led\, 501(c)3\, located in Cherokee\, NC. CNH implements a variety of program areas to ensure the balanced wellbeing of Southeastern Native communities through the preservation and respectful application of Native Knowledge to empower people\, land\, and culture. Through such efforts\, CNH is able to support various initiatives that prioritize culturally grounded conservation\, intergenerational sharing of traditional ecological knowledge\, and protection of tribal resources and homelands.  \nTheir Revitalization of Traditional Cherokee Artisan Resources program is a grant initiative\, funded through the Cherokee Preservation Foundation\, that works with regional partners to protect traditional artisan resources through land conservation\, stewardship\, and restoration. This work is crucial to ensuring the sustainability of such resources and the preservation of traditional artisan practices.   \nThrough their Youth Conservation Initiative\, CNH is able to provide culturally-grounded\, hands-on learning opportunities to EBCI youth. These efforts are aimed to further inspire environmental curiosity\, leadership\, and stewardship amongst Tribal youth through blending Indigenous knowledge systems with modern conservation science.  \nThrough their Climate Resilience Project and Equitable Water Monitoring Program\, CNH will be launching pilot projects focused on climate action\, specifically addressing growing risks of climate impacts. Projects will blend traditional ecological knowledge and western science to strengthen local preparedness through policy advocacy and environmental stewardship. CNH hopes to develop a strategic plan to share with the EBCI community on how climate change might impact Tribal lands and what type of mitigation efforts might be needed in the future. \nPlease join Brett Treadway\, CNH Program Director\, in learning more about how CNH is supporting native communities through important environmental stewardship efforts. \nPresenter Bio: Brett Treadway is a citizen of the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians and serves as the Director of the Arts\, Language\, and Healing program\, as well as the Revitalization of Traditional Cherokee Artisan Resources (RTCAR) program for The Center for Native Health (CNH). Prior to joining CNH\, Brett served as a Program Officer under the Stewarding Native Lands Program for First Nations Development Institute\, a national Native-led nonprofit based in Longmont\, Colorado. Within this position\, he led multiple projects focusing on tribal co-stewardship and co-management work with public land agencies and worked closely with a variety of Tribal grantees\, fellow Tribal NGOs\, and federal agency representatives. \nBrett is dedicated to supporting Native communities and Indigenous-led efforts across Indian Country. He is passionate about uplifting his Native relatives by advocating for the protection of healthy landscapes and thriving resources through efforts grounded in culture and community. \n 
URL:https://www.villagegreencashiersnc.com/event/village-nature-series-indigenous-stewardship-weaving-together-culture-climate-and-land/
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CATEGORIES:Community,Educational Program
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SUMMARY:Locally Grown Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Choose the Food Less Traveled at Locally Grown on The Green\nDiscover the taste of homegrown goodness at Locally Grown on The Green\, Cashiers’ farm stand market featuring local growers. This producer-only market showcases the best of our region\, with vendors who grow and make their products within a 50-mile radius of Cashiers. \nShopping at the Green Market is more than just filling your basket—it’s a chance to learn about where your food comes from\, who grew it\, and why it tastes so amazing. \nWhat you’ll find: \n\nNaturally raised meats\nLocally grown produce\nFarm-fresh eggs\nHandcrafted jams & savory pickles\nLocal honey products\nFreshly baked bread & pastries\nWholesome granola\nVibrant\, freshly cut flowers\nLocally grown perennials…& so much more!\n\nAlways fresh. Always local. Bring the farm to your table! \nLocally Grown on The Green\nEvery Wednesday\, May 7th – October 28th\n(No Market on July 15th and August 5th\, or September 2nd)\n160 Frank Allen Road\, Cashiers
URL:https://www.villagegreencashiersnc.com/event/locally-grown-farmers-market/2026-08-19/
LOCATION:The Commons
CATEGORIES:Farmers Market
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