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The Collaborative of Native Nations for Climate Transformation and Stewardship (CNNCTS) was formally launched in 2023, building upon many years of partnerships, to support a model of Indigenous-led land stewardship for climate adaptation and resilience.
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Areas of Focus
Areas of Focus
Advance Science-informed Climate Action
Expand Landscape Stewardship Pathways
Translate Knowledges to Practice
Promote Social Entrepreneurship
Put Adaptation into Action
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The CNNCTS network is made up of four Tribal governments, four universities, seven Tribal-serving non-profit organizations, and three federal agencies.
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CNNCTS joins several climate justice initiatives at San Diego State University.

Learn more: climate.sdsu.edu
The Climate Science Alliance supports CNNCTS as a boundary-spanning organization and through guidance from its Tribal Working Group.

Learn more: climatesciencealliance.org
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Join the Panel Discussion "How Do We Regenerate a Forest? Thinking with the Harrisons" on November 12th, Featuring Three CNNCTS Partners
Celebrating CA Native American Day at the unveiling of “Return of the Kumeyaay Creator” sculpture at SDSU
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To contact the Collaborative of Native Nations for Climate Transformation and Stewardship, please send an email to info@cnncts.org or use the form below.

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About Us

Areas of Focus

Advance Science-informed Climate Action

Expand Landscape Stewardship Pathways

Translate Knowledges to Practice

Promote Social Entrepreneurship

Put Adaptation into Action

The Network

Stay Connected

Stories

Join the Panel Discussion "How Do We Regenerate a Forest? Thinking with the Harrisons" on November 12th, Featuring Three CNNCTS Partners

Celebrating CA Native American Day at the unveiling of “Return of the Kumeyaay Creator” sculpture at SDSU

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