Our work focuses on building thriving systems of ecological and community well-being rooted in right relations.
These case studies include projects that build readiness, create policies and practices, align resources allocation, and facilitate collaborationFerrini + Marks Landscape
Active working ranches, ancestral homeland to several Tribes, the last intact habitat linkage between the coast ranges and the Monterey Bay lowlands, and at the center of the question: What does the future of this landscape look like, and who decides?
Monterey Bay Climate Adaptation Action Network
Build the commitment, cultural understandings and relationships to support engagement across the Climate Resiliency community and Indigenous Peoples in the Monterey Bay Area.
Right Relations in Education
Recognizing the increased interest from schools wanting to include Indigenous perspectives, we launched 2 pilots to build the knowledge, sensibilities, and relationships necessary to collaborate with Tribes in ways that honor right relationship and ensure inclusion of all Tribal voices.
California Council of Land Trusts Speaker Series
This Speaker Series for California land trusts explores land protection in partnership with Indigenous Peoples and addresses the opportunities and challenges these efforts encounter.
Walking the Path of Right Relations: A Learning Journey
This multi-year collaborative initiative brought together Indigenous leaders, conservation organizations, museums, aquariums, and public agencies to advance more equitable and effective approaches to conservation in partnerships with Indigenous Peoples.