The Pacific Forest and Watershed Lands Stewardship Council recently awarded $297,000 in grants to 15 organizations dedicated to getting youth outdoors.
One of the organizations that received a grant was Sierra Native Alliance. The group received $12,000 for its Youth Conservation Internship program hiring low-income youth in Placer and Nevada counties to restore an abandoned environmental education center on a historic Nisenan Maidu site in Auburn.
Youth will learn environmental preservation skills from an indigenous perspective and take the lead in developing a peer environmental education curriculum for ongoing use at the Sierra Native Alliance Cultural Education Center.
For more information, visit www.SierraNativeAlliance.org
One of the organizations that received a grant was Sierra Native Alliance. The group received $12,000 for its Youth Conservation Internship program hiring low-income youth in Placer and Nevada counties to restore an abandoned environmental education center on a historic Nisenan Maidu site in Auburn.
Youth will learn environmental preservation skills from an indigenous perspective and take the lead in developing a peer environmental education curriculum for ongoing use at the Sierra Native Alliance Cultural Education Center.
For more information, visit www.SierraNativeAlliance.org




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