Sierra Health Foundation matches Stewardship Council award to SNA
SNA received funding for the Native Youth Conservation Corps project from the Sierra Health Foundation through its Responsive Grants Programs. The grant was one of 21 awarded by the Sacramento-based private philanthropy organization, which promotes improved health and quality of life for the people of Northern California. These funds match the award from the Youth Investment Catalyst fund awards to SNA for this year’s summer youth projects.
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Native Youth Conservation Project (NYCP)
SNA is recruiting youth ages 16-24 to participate in six-week paid environmental internship program. The Native Youth Conservation Corps provides job training and service learning opportunities for youth who want to learn environmental and cultural preservation skills. This year, the NYCC interns will be restoring the Nature Trail in back of the SNA Cultural Education Center. Presentations will be given by environmental specialists from the Natural Resources Conservation Service, Placer Land Trust, California Indian Basketweavers Association, and UC Davis Department of Wildlife Biology.
Contact Alan Wallace (530) 825-2329 or alan@maidufamilystory.com

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Calling Back the Salmon
Sponsored by the Tsi Akim Maidu Tribe, the Calling Back the Salmon ceremony is annual event dedicated to the restoration of Salmon in the Yuba River. Planning meetings for Calling Back the Salmon 2010 bring together tribal and environmental activists. To join the planning committee, call the Tsi Akim Maidu Thrift Store (530) 477-0711.
www.callingbackthesalmon.com