PORTLAND, Ore. — Ecotrust announces the new nomination cycle for the 2006 Buffett Award for Indigenous Leadership. While the nomination process is open throughout the year, for the 2006 awards, all
PORTLAND, Ore. – A new idea to put people back to work in hard-hit timber towns gained ground today with a $50 million allocation in tax breaks from the federal
A celebration of the determination, wisdom, and continuum of Indigenous leadership across the region. The 2024 Indigenous Leadership Awards call for nominations is open now!
350PDX 10-Year Anniversary Party Thursday, November 2nd, 2023, 6-10 pm The Redd on Salmon (831 SE Salmon St. Portland, OR 97214) From mobilizing to halt drilling efforts in the Arctic,
PARTNER VOICES | An interview with members and advisors of the Confederated Tribes of Umatilla Indian Reservation Youth Leadership Council.
PARTNER VOICES | An interview with Sg̱aahl Siid Xyáahl Jaad, Marina Anderson, 2023 Indigenous Leadership Awardee
The Indigenous Leadership Awards is a celebration of the determination, wisdom, and continuum of Indigenous leadership across the region. Join us October 18 to celebrate the 2023 Awardees at the
PARTNER VOICES | Learn more about Frances Charles (Lower Elwha), 2023 Indigenous Leadership Awardee
PARTNER VOICES | A conversation with Alyssa Macy (Wasco/Navajo/Hopi), a recipient of the 2023 Indigenous Leadership Awards
Save the date for the 2023 Indigenous Leadership Awards. The Awardees to be honored this year represent Native homelands across the Pacific Northwest — the region where Ecotrust focuses its
PORTLAND, Ore. — July 17, 2023 — Ecotrust today announced the recipients of the 2023 Indigenous Leadership Awards. Leaders to be honored with the Award include: Sgaahl Siid Xyáahl Jaad
FEATURE | Recordings and resources from the third event in the 2023 Indigenous Leadership Briefing series with Jeremy Takala, Maia Bellon, and Lauren Goldberg.
Join Cider Summit NW at The Redd on Salmon Street for the region’s largest hard cider tasting event, featuring 150 selections from more than 40 producers.
PHOTO ESSAY | A look back at the Keex’ Kwaan Traditional Food Fair
Pushing Back: Pebble Mine & the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge This is a free, online event. Please register here. American Indian tribes and Alaska Native communities have harnessed their unique
Working in partnership AT THE INTERSECTION OF EQUITY, ECONOMY, & ENVIRONMENT video credits The Milky Way seen above Hoopa Valley, Calif. Sean Gutierrez | During a debris monitoring field training
Maps have always been at the heart of Ecotrust’s work to better connect people to the places they live.
A series of educational webinars that examine the impact of Indigenous leadership and leaders
Connecting BIPOC-owned food businesses with hospital food buyers ready to go local
Community-based approaches to understanding the outcomes of California Marine Protected Areas
Together with a wide network of hundreds of partners we’re expanding our impact through collective action.
INTERVIEW | Pitch Latinx organizer and founder of Latino Founders, Juan Barraza, shares his hopes for Latinx entrepreneurship in the state and how Latinx-owned businesses are building intergenerational wealth.
Impact & Accountability EQUITY AT ECOTRUST Scroll down Slideshow: Flying geese, Sean Gutierrez | Spencer B. Beebee and Cecil Paul (Wa’xaid), Gary Irving | Nathan Kadish, Bob Friedman, and other
STAFF VOICES | In place of a land acknowledgement, Ecotrust staff are asking you to support Indigenous communities by taking action
About Us Our history Scroll down Above: The confluence of the Kitlope and Gamsby Rivers. Sam Beebe | A critical moment in negotiations to protect the Kitlope—Gerald Amos, chief; John Cashore,
PARTNER VOICES | Learn more about Paul Lumley, a recipient of the 2022 Indigenous Leadership Award.
PORTLAND, Ore. — April 27, 2022 — Ecotrust today announced the awardees of the 13th annual Indigenous Leadership Awards. They are: Julie Kitka (Chugach Eskimo), Paul Lumley (Yakama), Spring Alaska
ECOTRUST UPDATE | This spring, Ecotrust’s office is relocating from the Natural Capital Center to the Redd on Salmon Street
INTERVIEW | An interview with Gabe Sheoships, the Executive Director of the Friends of Tryon Creek
PARTNER VOICES | An interview with Mike Durglo, Jr., the Tribal Historic Preservation Office director for the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes.
ECOTRUST UPDATE | Learn more about our new Ecotrust team members!
PARTNER VOICES | Rural Reporting Fellow Bethany Goodrich shares how community care, reciprocity, and centering Indigenous voices guide her storytelling.
STAFF VOICES | Aaron Vargas, Food Equity Manager, reflects on what inspires his work building equitable regional food systems
PARTNER VOICES | Seafood business Native Candy discusses their journey and vision and the inextricable link between salmon and Native people of our region.
PROGRAM UPDATE | Together, we took on the challenges of the year.
STAFF VOICES | As devastating wind-driven fires reshape forest communities up and down the West Coast, a team member reflects on home, partnership, and staying connected.
FEATURE | The second annual Back to the Root Conference convened 100+ BIPOC producers at the Redd on Salmon Street
STAFF VOICES | Building resilient communities, ecosystems, and economies requires a multitude of approaches. These Black-led organizations are showing the way.
PHOTO ESSAY | In a collaboration with the Redd on Salmon Street and Ecotrust, Feed the Mass is preparing, delivering, and serving hundreds of free meals every week.
INTERVIEW | Angela Hedstrom shares current challenges around keeping farm to school relationships afloat during the COVID-19 crisis.