At our February 1st meeting, we were honored to have a panel of speakers from the Three Creeks Collective (Owens Valley Indian Water Commission and Core Partners) regarding the planned return of the Three Creeks property, a rare five-acre oasis, into tribal ownership and care ("Land Back"). The property would be a tribal sanctuary offering holist connections to indigenous culture, food sovereignty and land stewardship, water protection, healing, relationship building, education, and art. Speakers from left to right are Jen Schlaich, Rosanna Marrujo, Teri Red Owl, Gigi Coyle (current title holder and steward), and Teena Pugliese. We also saw this informative video: https://vimeo.com/775648108.Three Creeks Collective
At our February 1st meeting, we were honored to have a panel of speakers from the Three Creeks Collective (Owens Valley Indian Water Commission and Core Partners) regarding the planned return of the Three Creeks property, a rare five-acre oasis, into tribal ownership and care ("Land Back"). The property would be a tribal sanctuary offering holist connections to indigenous culture, food sovereignty and land stewardship, water protection, healing, relationship building, education, and art. Speakers from left to right are Jen Schlaich, Rosanna Marrujo, Teri Red Owl, Gigi Coyle (current title holder and steward), and Teena Pugliese. We also saw this informative video: https://vimeo.com/775648108.