Join Us for the 12th and Final Webinar in our Love Where You Live Series! Paddle Into the Past: Klamath Basin Yurok Canoe Trips, Thursday, September 16, 6-7PM, Online Every month we have hosted a guest speaker to share their knowledge and experiences that highlight unique qualities of the KS, the crux of why we love where we live, and why conservation in this region is important. Our final webinar in this year long series will take us full circle from where it started. We began our Love Where You Live series with a focus on history of the Klamath-Siskiyou region, native lands, decolonization and public land managers. We will end our webinar journey together by bringing the past into the future with Traditional Ecological Knowledge from the Redwood Yurok Canoe Tours. Our guest speaker is Josh Norris, manager of the Yurok Country Visitor Center and Redwood Yurok Canoe Tours in Klamath. He has spent most of his career as a high school English and Social Science teacher, or as a Community Organizer or writing/developing curriculum. Josh is raising three young boys in the town of Klamath near his village of origin. Signup at kswild.org/events to receive a reminder email with the Zoom webinar link before the event, and to receive the webinar recording and materials afterwards!