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Applications Open for Resource Advisor READ N-9042 Training!

Join our upcoming Resource Advisor READ N-9042 training course, which will be held on Tuesday, April 30th through Thursday, May 2nd with the La Jolla Band of Luiseño Indians. This three-day course will cover basic duties and responsibilities of the Resource Advisor during a Wildland Fire assignment, which will focus on highly sensitive areas of concern and address all-hazard situations. Nominations are due April 23rd—learn more about the course and how to apply below.


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The Climate Science Alliance invites you to apply for our upcoming Resource Advisor READ N-9042 training course, which will be held on Tuesday, April 30th through Thursday, May 2nd, 2024 with the La Jolla Band of Luiseño Indians. Download the flyer and learn more below!


The flyer for the N-9042 training. All text included in blog.












 

Description:

This three-day course will cover basic duties and responsibilities of the Resource Advisor during a Wildland Fire assignment, which will focus on highly sensitive areas of concern and address all-hazard situations. In association with the Climate Science Alliance Stewardship Pathways program, this training will highlight cultural and traditional knowledges and perspectives in support of land stewardship through the use of fire.


When and where is it?

Tuesday, April 30th - Thursday, May 2nd, 2024

La Jolla Indian Reservation/Gymnasium

701 Sengme Oaks Road Pauma, CA 92061


Who should register?

Individuals from Indigenous and Tribal communities are strongly encouraged to apply. Prerequisites include successful completion of S-130, S-190. Ability to acquire knowledge of local politics and Land Use Plans. knowledge of the affected area including, but not limited to, topographic features, vegetation types, critical areas, types of visitors and inhabitants, improvements, roads, hazards, etc. Basic knowledge of fire and fire suppression impacts on natural and cultural resources. Map reading and basic understanding of GIS use (Field Maps or Avenza Maps). Ability to plan for and implement fire repair treatment.

Print this PDF manual and bring to the course: tinyurl.com/38yrdykp


I'm interested! How do I register?

Nominations are due April 23, 2024. Please send an email to martie.hale@lajolla-nsn.gov with a list of nominees. Include name, phone number, and email. If you have more than one nomination, please rank due to a max of 20 slots.


 


This training is hosted by the La Jolla Band of Luiseño Indians, Southern California Interagency Wildland Fire & Fuels Cadre, and Climate Science Alliance, as part of the Alliance's Stewardship Pathways Program and the Collaborative of Native Nations for Climate Transformation and Stewardship (CNNCTS).


For more trainings like this one, visit:  tinyurl.com/stewardship-pathways

Learn about CNNCTS: cnncts.org




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