Upcoming Events
Native Teen Guide-in-Training camp (Applications are now open!)
June 9 – 15, 2024
The Native Teen Guide-In-Training is a program of the Canyonlands
Field Institute. This week-long camp was developed to invest in
Native-Centered Teen programming for rising 8th-12th graders through
place-based outdoor education, social-emotional learning curriculum, as
well as to provide accessible pathways for Native Teens to learn about
guiding and natural resource career opportunities. For more information,
to apply for this year’s camp, or to donate, visit the Native Teen website.
National Tribal & Indigenous Climate Conference (NTICC)
September 9 -13, 2024
Anchorage, Alaska
The Institute for Environmental Professionals (ITEP) is excited to host
the third Biennial NTICC which will be offered as a hybrid event to
ensure that our relatives from across Turtle Island can join us whether
in-person or virtually. Call for proposals are now open. Visit the NTICC
website to apply and to learn more.
Past Events
Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival (FMFF)
March 28 – 31, 2024
Flagstaff, Arizona
Bringing the most thought-provoking cultural, environmental, and
adventure-related outdoor films from around the world, since 2003.
Gratitude to all that showed up to celebrate our 22nd year! Thank you to our
sponsors, volunteers, and partners for making this festival a huge success! And
huge thank you to our special guests for sharing your knowledge, stories, and
experiences with the Flagstaff community! For those that were not able to
attend the festival in person, we missed you! To stay connected or to sign up
for our newsletter, visit the FMFF website.
Native Teen Guide-in-Training camp
June 15 – 21, 2023
The Native Teen Guide-In-Training is a program of the Canyonlands
Field Institute. This week-long camp was developed to invest in
Native-Centered Teen programming for rising 8th-12th graders through
place-based outdoor education, social-emotional learning curriculum, as
well as to provide accessible pathways for Native Teens to learn about
guiding and natural resource career opportunities. For more information
or to donate, visit the Native Teen website.
National Tribal & Indigenous Climate Conference (NTICC)
August 29 – September 1, 2022
St. Paul, Minnesota
The Institute for Environmental Professionals (ITEP) is excited to host
the second Biennial NTICC which will be offered as a hybrid event to
ensure that our relatives from across Turtle Island can join us whether
in-person or virtually. To access recordings and resources from this
the 2022 conference, visit this link.
Part III – Beyond the Pandemic: Indigenous Guides
An important discussion regarding challenges and opportunities of working
in the outdoor industry. Featuring four amazing Indigenous guides, instructors,
and educators: Jewel Honga, Hualapi/Diné guide; Autumn Harry, Numu
Flyfishing guide; Cassie Ayoungman, Indigenous TR Climbing Instructor;
and Shyanne Yazzie, Grand Canyon Whitewater guide. This is Part III of a
panel series featuring Black, Indigenous, People of Color at they provide their
insights on Indigenous sovereignty as well as diversity & inclusion in the outdoors.
Access to Part III recording here. Access to Parts I, II, and III recordings and
resources, click here.
Native Teen Guide-in-Training camp
June 21 – 28, 2022
Canyonlands Field Institute is celebrated its 10th year of the Native
Teen Guide-In-Training Camp! This camp was developed to invest in
Native-Centered Teen programming for rising 8th-12th graders through
place-based outdoor education, social-emotional learning curriculum, as
well as to provide accessible pathways for Native Teens to learn about
guiding and natural resource career opportunities. For more information
or to donate, visit the Native Teen website.
Native American Teen Guide-in-Training Panel Discussion
Click here to view the recording.
