View fullsize This GivingTuesday, help TERA empower Indigenous stewards to return ecocultural fire to the land! Today we are teaching an all-outdoor, ecoculturally-focused NWCG S-219 Firing Operations course to a cohort of 60 students, including members of over a
View fullsize July 25, 2024 - the Acorn Fire ignited at Robinson Rancheria, burning across grass and up towards the ridge and growing to 151 acres before being extinguished by CAL FIRE and local firefighting crews. Fortunately, there were no injuries and no struct
View fullsize On October 22, 2024, TERA returned to Middletown Rancheria Band of Pomo Indians’ Ignome Oak Grove for our first ecocultural burn of the fall. We treated this beautiful 9-acre unit of oak savanna with an ecocultural burn in October 2023 as part
View fullsize Repost from the James Irvine Foundation – thank you for supporting TERA's work! -– In honor of Native American Heritage Month, we are spotlighting some of the Native-led and –serving organizations Irvine is proud to support. Fir
View fullsize (Part 3/3) 🪶TERA’s call to action for you this Native American History Month is to go beyond allyship and uplift the work and voice of First Peoples. 🪶 Invest in the long run and plan for long term relationships with Native Nations and ind
View fullsize (Part 2/3) 🪶TERA’s call to action for you this Native American History Month is to go beyond allyship and uplift the work and voice of First Peoples. 🪶 Invest in the long run and plan for long term relationships with Native Nations and ind
View fullsize (Part 1/3) 🪶TERA’s call to action for you this Native American History Month is to go beyond allyship and uplift the work and voice of First Peoples. 🪶 Invest in the long run and plan for long term relationships with Native Nations and ind
View fullsize A collaborative of fire practitioners will be working together to conduct a pile burn in the Hopland area, on the Traditional lands of Hopland Band of Pomo Indians, tentatively scheduled for Fri 11/15. The burn date is subject to change due to weathe
View fullsize In honor of Native American Heritage Month 🪶, these are the Good Fire tools TERA uses during our ecocultural burns! Whether it's the old way or the new way, fire is medicine. Bring good fire back to Traditional lands. #GoodFire #LandSovereignty #La
View fullsize 📣We’re Hiring📣 We’re actively recruiting for our Program Coordinator position. The program coordinator will assist and support the Programs Team with outreach, engagement, nursery management, and the EcoCultural Fire program. For detai
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View fullsize A collaborative of fire practitioners will be working together to conduct an ecocultural broadcast burn in the Ukiah area, on the Traditional lands of Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians Pinoleville Pomo Nation, tentatively scheduled for Friday 11/8.

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