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One solution that can not be overlooked as a reason for the decline of Chinook Salmon in Central California is to restore indigenous Salmonid access to the ancestral spawning grounds of Chinook Salmon to the Sierra Nevada foothills and upper watershed. The following three maps illustrate Historic salmon habitat, Passage Barriers, and the “relicensing” by [...]

I ran across these tips this morning on how to market events with Social Media tools. This is well worth the time if you are building a tribe! 12 Ways to Market Your Event With Social Media By Rich Brooks Published July 20, 2010 Whether you’re planning a real-world event (like a conference, tweetup or [...]

I’ve often wondered why our economic models have be built upon a metric of “Gross National Product”, and later “Gross Domestic Product.” Unfortunately for the Earth and Natural Resource Sustainability, these metrics have overwhelmed the ability of U.S. communities to create sustainable socio-economic policies and practice. In this 17 minute TED presentation, Chip Conley suggests [...]

Simplicity is not simple…  or is it?

Ever wondered what the world is feeling. Check out this extraordinary story telling. “Jonathan Harris wants to make sense of the emotional world of the Web. With deep compassion for the human condition, his projects troll the Internet to find out what we’re all feeling and looking for.” Source TED

As music, dance, painting, crafting, cooking, and other creative endeavors fall to the bottom of priority lists in schools and many homes, this short video is a reminder of why… Check it out… I look forward to your thoughts. How schools kill creativity | Video on TED.com http://bit.ly/bYLSDF

What is the mystery of Creativity? Can we remain sane as “artists”? as teachers” as leaders in sharing our gift” Today I am inspired by a presence that I like to think appears in all of our lives. A presence so strong, a “voice” from the invisible, so strong, that we can not ignore it. [...]

by Dan Bacher On March 21, Jesse McKinley published an outstanding article in the New York Times about the Winnemem Wintu Tribe’s journey to New Zealand to bring winter chinook salmon introduced into the Rakaia River back to their native stream, the McCloud River. Over 2 dozen tribal members boarded a plane Friday night on their spiritual journey to New Zealand. “Once in New Zealand, the [...]