Irvine Chair Anthropology @Calacademy | Ancestral Food & Health | Conservation, Climate Δ | Human Autonomy | Collaborative Historical Ecology, Archaeology
Yelamu (San Francisco), CA
Joined March 2010
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By contrast, here we see Ian Campbell, 12th Duke of Argyll, wearing more casual attire: brown checked tweed sport coat, corduroy trousers, light blue shirt, and brown loafers. Everything here says country: checks, tweeds, corduroy, blue, green, and brown
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BREAKING 📰! ✨ Signed a historic MOU yesterday with @TheYurokTribe, @NatlParkService & @CAStateParks to return 125-acre 'O Rew property to the Tribe in 2026 and create a new public gateway to #RedwoodNationalPark.
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More good fire with @Pyrogeographer with a cultural burn of deergrass on the ancestral lands of the Mechoopda people, now the grounds occupied by @ChicoState, teaching ecocultural stewardship to its students and staff. End 🧶
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Hello from San Francisco/Yelamu, Ramaytush Ohlone homeland 👋🏽
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Our #HopeForReefs team is continuing critical work with @MMRI_Maldives & local partners to explore deep-reef ecosystems. A recent trip focused on Dhaalu Atoll, where the team discovered undescribed species of fishes & nudibranchs — & were delighted to see healthy shallow reefs.
ALT Six team members sitting on a boat, most wearing shorts and sunglasses, and looking excited for coral reef research and exploration. Photo courtesy of Hudson Tercio Pinheiro.
ALT Two collaborators working with fish specimens. Photo courtesy of Hudson Tercio Pinheiro.
ALT A beautiful, healthy shallow reef in the Maldives. Photo courtesy of Luiz Rocha.
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Shameless plug: We’re hiring. You definitely don’t want to apply. (Or, if you do: bit.ly/3KLAdc3)
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Here is a "replay" of the Northern California Condor Restoration Program releasing three more condors into Yurok ancestral territory. The birds include: Pey-cheek (Upriver), Pue-leek (Downriver) and Pey-gel (Fighter). The are now 11 condors flying free over tribal lands.
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Here is the story of “sea monkeys,” aka brine shrimp or Artemia, and how their existence is connected to the early years of Steinhart Aquarium.
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A study of marine-protected areas off the Central American coast found that people living close to these areas had better food security and greater household wealth. nyti.ms/3NmO6hr
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This archeological excavation is getting exciting! The Kalispel Tribe of Indians and #WSU are unearthing some interesting items, including earth ovens that could be 5,000 years old. Story ➡ bit.ly/43PWCMx #GoCougs
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New Science paper argues horses came to the Americas earlier than previously thought—a conclusion that, if it holds up, rewrites the history of the N. American West. Strikingly, the article is from a team of archaeologists, geneticists, and Lakota researchers and elders. 1/15
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The "#HelpforKelp" surfaced on @NPR yesterday.
🌱🌊 Kelp beds are underwater biodiversity hot spots and foundational to the marine food web. Thanks @TomBanse for spotlighting! #kelpforest #seaotters #pnw #climatechange
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It's incredible seeing the transition from degraded, single-thread streams into expansive beaver-engineered wetlands. And it only took a handful of #beavers to do this. Imagine what the continent and the rivers looked like prior to the Fur Trade, back when beavers were abundant!
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Applications for the Summer Systematics Institute, our @NSF funded #REU program @calacademy, close soon! @ArachnologyNerd & I run the program. Housing, travel & stipends are all paid! Check it out and spread the word! calacademy.org/summer-system…
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Snow on the mountains all around Borrego Springs, while there is an abundance of flowers in the valley below (Photo: Sicco Rood). @NWSSanDiego
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Far Western & Cinnabar’s new archaeology film “Time Has Many Voices” has begun airing at PBS stations nationwide!
Check out the film here: farwestern.com/archaeology-r…
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Who writes about the past? A new #OA article w/ @emilyhanscam in @J_F_Archaeology explores gender & authorship with @AntiquityJ submission data.
“Women in Antiquity: An Analysis of Gender & Publishing in a Global Archaeology Journal” doi.org/10.1080/00934690.202…
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Join us for the next Secretary Speaker Series: Strengthening Tribal Partnerships in Our Nature-Based Solutions Work. Secretary @WadeCrowfoot and panelists will discuss recent tribal-state collaborations and projections for future initiatives. Register now👇🏽ca-water-gov.zoom.us/webinar…
