In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, a free community event will be held at Blue Heron Park in Phoenix, Oregon to honor Tribal stewardship and five years of ecological recovery since the Almeda Fire.
Hosted by the Lomakatsi Restoration Project and the Inter-Tribal Ecosystem Restoration Partnership, the event features reflections from Tribal and community leaders, live restoration demonstrations, and guided walks along the “Miracle Mile,” where 16 natural springs were uncovered by fire.
Joining the Exchange are Belinda Brown, Director of Tribal Partnerships at the Lomakatsi Restoration Project and Marko Bey, Executive Director of the Lomakatsi Restoration Project.
ABOUT THE EVENT
Title: Elevating Tribal Stewardship Event
Date: November 1st 9 AM - 1 PM
Location: Blue Heron Park, 4385 S. Pacific Hwy, Phoenix, OR
Admission: Free and open to all ages
Activities Include:
- Learn about restoration work with Lomakatsi’s Inter-Tribal Crew
- Demonstrations of Indigenous Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK)
- Guided Miracle Mile spring walk (16 natural springs uncovered by fire)
- Reflections on restoration, community renewal, and peace
- A food truck from Las Palmas will be onsite from approximately 11 a.m to 1 p.m. with food available for purchase.
Co-hosting organizations include:
- Ashland Culture of Peace Commission
- Lomakatsi Restoration Project
- Rogue Valley Metaphysical Library
- Phoenix Art and Culture Council
- Save the Phoenix Wetlands
- Rogue River Watershed Council
- Red Earth Descendants
- Inter-Tribal Ecosystem Restoration Partnership.
