the ecosystem guild/site steward apprenticeship
The Site Stewards enable Field Stations. The Stewards have the knowledge, skills and abilities to access partner resources and assemble, lead, and document the work at a field station.
A very important goal of the field station is to cultivate more site steward teams that can create more field stations, This goal affects how we organize our work. We ask, “what can make this work healthy and fulfilling for a site steward?” Through making site stewardship healthy and fulfilling, we create the potential for unlimited expansion. To support cultivation of site stewards we break down the practice into a set of skills we can all learn.
There are three roles in an effective Site Steward Team:
Relationships
- related to: Fallopia japonica (knotweed)
- related to: prairie and oak woodlands
- related to: Center for Natural Lands Management
- related to: The Ecosystem Guild
- related to: Regenerative Riverscape Agroforestry Design Charrettes
- related to: Regional Support Team for Biocultural Restoration of Riverscapes
- related to: Skykomish Bio-Cultural Restoration Field Station
- related to: Smith Island Restoration
- related to: The Ecosystem GuildCommunity Steward
Source: the ecosystem guild/site steward apprenticeship on Salish Sea Wiki