WEBINAR | Tribal Food and Resource Sovereignty in the Context of Climate Change
This CLE is co-hosted by the Minnesota American Indian Bar Association and the MSBA Environmental, Natural Resources, and Energy Law Section.
Wednesday, June 3, 2020 | 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
Register online with the MSBA
Deadline to Register: June 1, 2020
Due to the current situation, this CLE is remote participation only. There will be no in-person attendance.
Tribes in the upper Midwest have been at the forefront of developing novel strategies to respond to climate change, mitigate threats to critical ecosystems, protect traditional subsistence and harvesting practices, and advance Tribal resource, energy, and food sovereignty. At this CLE, we will hear from a panel of individuals working on reservations, in state government, and in the treaty-ceded territories to develop food and resource sovereignty plans that are responsive to present environmental and policy conditions and anticipate likely climate change impacts. Our panel will touch on issues of treaty law, food safety protocols and agricultural policy, renewable energy development, and state/tribal cooperation around environmental initiatives.
Panelists:
Bradley Harrington, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Philomena Kebec, Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission
Michael Northbird, The Minnesota Chippewa Tribe
Moderator:
Laura Matson, Lockridge Grindal Nauen P.L.L.P.
CLE Credit:
1.0 Standard CLE Credit applied for | Event Code: 306346
Cost:
$15 for everyone
FREE for law student