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2017 Tribal Lands & Environment Forum: A National Conversation on Tribal land and Water Resources
2017 Presentation downloads
Unless otherwise noted, all files are in pdf format.

Monday, Aug 14
Trainings:

8:00am Sessions

• Brownfield Tribal Response Programs 101: Establishing a TRP - *Slides for this presentation were not provided. Please visit: www.ksutab.org/education/resources to access these presentations.
• Hour HAZWOPER Refresher - *Slides for this presentation were not provided
• ENIPC's UST Owner/Operator Training - Leonard Sabatino and Rebecca Martin, Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Council, Inc.
• Tribal-FERST Your Environment, Your Health - Steve Terry Harrell French, United Southern and Eastern Tribes, Inc.:
  
  • Indian Country By the Numbers
  • Tribal FERST Care Roadmap
  • Tribal FERST EJ Toolkit
  • Tribal FERST Toolkit Feb 2011
  • Tribal FERST Map Layers Guide
  • Tribal FERST Map User Guide
  • Tribal FERST NACCHOPACE EH Guidebook
  • Tribal FERST Screen Flow
  • Tribal FERST_ The Commodore Tribe of Tennessee Table Top Exercise
  • Tribal FERST Greenhouse Gas Inventory Tool: Community Module
  • Tribal FERST Greenhouse Gas Inventory Tool: Government Module
  • Tribal FERST Workshop with Map Video
  • Tribal FESRT Map Video
  
  
• Approaching Community Engagement and Redevelopment through Indigenous Planning
• Water & Wastewater Utility Operation, Maintenance and Management (CEUs Provided) - (Continued on Tuesday morning) - *Slides for this presentation were not provided

10:00am Sessions

• A Grant Writing Blueprint

1:00pm Sessions

• Developing and Implementing an EPA-Tribal ETEP and Strategic Plan for Tribal Environmental Programs
• Enhancing a Brownfield 128(a) Tribal Response Program - *Slides for this presentation were not provided. Please visit: www.ksutab.org/education/resources to access these presentations.
• Above Ground Tank Spill Prevention Inspector Short Course

Tuesday, August 15: Trainings

8:00am Sessions

• Hazardous Waste Program Inspections and Emergency Response:
  • Waste Program Intro
  • Top Ten HW Violations
  • Emergency Response
  • Waste Management Ordinance
• Brownfields Tools to Engage Community and Assess Health Risk - *Slides for this presentation were not provided
• Strengthening Tribal Self-Determination and Self-Governance by Administering Environmental Protection Programs: The Continuing Relevance of EPA’s 1984 Indian Policy and 1992 GAP Statute
• Emergency Response Planning for Tribes:
  • Planning, Preparedness and Response Coordination
  • Principles of Chemical Emergency Preparedness (CEP) Stand Alone Course (Topic 2)
  • Planning, Preparedness and Response Coordination
  • Principles of Chemical Emergency Preparedness (CEP) Stand Alone Course (Topic 3)
  • USEPA Contingency Planner Presentation
  • OEM Natural Resource Trustee
  • Nez Perce Tribe: Tribal and State Interface
  • January 2009 Flooding_Washington_Wheaton
• Communicating Sustainability:
  • Connecting Others Through Digital Storytelling
  • Communicating Sustainability - Diefendorf
  • Storytelling - Diefendorf

3:30pm - 5:00pm Sessions

• Greenwood/Cherry Street:
  
  • Training for Hazardous Waste Operations - *Slides for this presentation were not provided
• Brookside/Blue Dome:
  
  • Technical Assistance to Tribal Brownfields Communities – Free Advice
  • Get All you Can Out of the Brownfields Inventory Tool (BIT) and EPA ACRES Databases
• Utica:
  
  • Grants Mining District - Legacy Uranium Update
  • When the CWA and CERCLA Collide in the Coeur d’Alene Basin
    • Lake Case Video
• Brady:
  
  • Elements and History of UST Equipment Functionality Testing
• Tulsa B3:
  
  • Understanding ETEPs and the Power of Planning to Protect the Environment and Public Health in Indian Country
• Tulsa B2:
  
  • Climate Change and TEK: Why It Matters
  • Up an E.coli Creek Without a Paddle

Wednesday, August 16

8:30am – 10:00am Sessions

• Greenwood/Cherry Street:
  
  • Comparison of Developing & Underdeveloped Country’s Waste Management v. Rural Alaska’s Village Landfills
  • Backhaul Alaska: Building a Self-Sustaining Waste Removal Program for Rural Alaska
• Brookside/Blue Dome:
  
  • EPA and Tribal Emergency Management 101:
    • Office of Land and Emergency Response Tribal Strategy
    • Tribal Waste and Response Steering Committee Priorities
    • EPA Encourages Tribes to Be Notified When Spills Occur
  • Chemical Facility Security and Safety
• Utica:
  
  • Considering Traditional Ecological Knowledge in EPA Cleanup Decisions - A look at how EPA’s Office of Land and Emergency Management is taking steps to considering TEK in our Cleanups:
    • Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) in EPA Cleanup Programs
    • Brownfields and TEK
    • Traditional Knowledge, Ann Marie Chischily - *Slides for this presentation were not provided
• Brady:
  
  • UST Program Update and Future Directions including a Discussion of UST Regulatory Requirements and PEI Standards
    • UST Program Update Barolo
    • UST Program Update Long
• Tulsa B3:
  
  • Photography: Telling your Tribe’s Story
• Tulsa B2:
  
  • Underground Injection Control and Tribal Lands
  • Working as a Group: A Collaborative Effort to Focus Less on Data Entry, and More on Data Quality
• Tulsa B1:
  
  • Establishing Tribal Water Quality and Drinking Water Programs under EPA’s Indian Environmental General Assistance Program (GAP)

10:30am - 12:00pm Sessions:

• Greenwood/Cherry Street:
  
  • Developing and Implementing Tribal Solid Waste Programs under EPA’s Indian Environmental General Assistance Program (GAP)
• Brookside/Blue Dome:
  
  • The Quest for Potable Water
  • NEPA & Brownfield Redevelopment
• Utica:
  
  • TSFWG Meeting
• Brady:
  
  • Gas Stations in Your Community: What you Need to Know: Panel Discussion
• Tulsa B3:
  
  • Code Writing for Tribal Environmental Programs
• Tulsa B2:
  
  • Using Geospatial Technology to Visualize Environmental Data
  • Know Before You Fly
• Tulsa B1:
  
  • Establishing Clean Water Act Water Quality Standards: Requirements and Resources
  • Tribal Treaty Rights: Experiences and Implications for WQS Program

1:30pm – 3:00pm Sessions

• Greenwood/Cherry Street:
  
  • Developing and Operating Tribal Transfer Stations: Stories, Experiences, and Opportunities for Partnership:
    • Operating a Transfer Station on the Pala Reservation
    • Solid Waste on the Pueblo of Sandia
• Brookside/Blue Dome:
  
  • OBLR Office Hours
• Utica:
  
  • Superfund and the National Historic Preservation Act in Indian Country
  • Introduction to CERCLA from a Legal Perspective
• Brady:
  
  • Abandoned UST's on the Nez Perce Reservation
  • Building Capacity for UST Compliance Assistance
• Tulsa B3:
  
  • AIEO and Tribes Working Together to Improve Human Health and the Environment
• Tulsa B2:
  
  • Leveraging Funding and Working on Large River Restoration Projects
    • Leveraging Funding and Working on Large River Restoration Projects: Luscombe
    • mp4 VIDEO: Pacific Lamprey Luscombe)
  • GIS Application for Drinking Water Protection
• Tulsa B1:
  
  • Exploring the Water Finance Clearinghouse

3:30pm - 5:00pm Sessions

• Tulsa B2:
  • WOTUS2 Tribal Info and Consultation

Thursday, August 17
8:30am-10:00am Sessions

• Greenwood/Cherry Street:
  
  • Developing and Implementing a Successful Hazardous Waste Management Project through the Hazardous Waste Management Grant Program for Tribes - *Slides for this presentation were not provided
• Brookside/Blue Dome:
  
  • HazMat Spill Response at the Corner of TRP and OPA
  • Tribal Emergency Response Application - *Slides for this presentation were not provided
• Utica:
  
  • Remedial Strategies at the Tar Creek Superfund Site
• Brady:
  
  • What's New in Emerging Fuels: Corrosion Concerns and Compatibility Determinations
    • What’s New in Emerging Fuels: Corrosion Concerns and Compatibility Determinations
    • Investigation of Accelerated Corrosion in Submersible Pump Sumps
    • Biofuels Compatibility Determination
    • Handout for Biofuels Compatibility Determination: Hands-on Exercise
• Tulsa B3:
  
  • Maximizing Sustainability and Profit: A Winning Combination at Tribal
    • Mark Funkhouser: Chumash Casino Resort
    • Jean McInnis: Mohegan Sun
    • Kristina Torres, USEPA
• Tulsa B2:
  
  • Tribal Exposures to Toxic Substances
    • 10 Policies to Prevent and Respond to Childhood Lead Exposure
    • Childhood Lead Exposures
• Tulsa B1:
  
  • Managing Nonpoint Source Pollution: How to Get From "A" (Assessment) to "B" (Best Management Practices)
    • A Little Story About a Big River and NPS: Little River Band of Ottawa Indians
    • Kickapoo Tribe in Kansas
    • Using Water Quality Assessments to Target NPS
    • Managing Nonpoint Source Pollution: How to get from Assessment to Best Management Practices
    • Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma NPS Pollution Program
    • Considerations in designing and implementing a NPS project

10:30am-12:00pm Sessions

• Greenwood/Cherry Street:
  
  • Mother Earth Recycles: Because What You’ve Got is Not Waste
    • Michael Northbird: Minnesota Chippewa Tribe
    • Stan Ellison: Commercial Scale Composting
    • Kristina Torres, USEPA
• Brookside/Blue Dome:
  
  • Financial Literacy
• Utica:
  
  • A Coeur d’Alene Tribe’s Engineer’s Perspective On Reservation Creosote Clean-up & Coordination
  • Cultural Sensitivity to the Navajo People When Addressing Abandon Uranium Mines
  • Our Story Using Maps
• Brady:
  
  • Advanced Tools and Strategies to Develop Conceptual Site Models for Effective Remediation
• Tulsa B3:
  
  • Benefits of Meaningful Public Engagement in Tribal Environmental Programs
    • Managing the Commons: Engaging Tribal Communities in Managing
    • Leech Lake: Community Focused Decision Making
    • Environmental Justice for Tribes and Indigenous Peoples, USEPA
• Tulsa B2:
  
  • E-Enterprise – Collaborative Environmental Leadership
• Tulsa B1:
  
  • Integrating Art and Culture into Water Infrastructure Sustainability: Key Insights from the Water is Life Project
  • Green Building in the Gila River Indian Community
    • Althea Walker, Gila River Indian Community
    • Sebastian Beshk, USEPA

1:30pm-3:00pm Sessions

• Greenwood/Cherry Street:
  
  • Developing a Zero Waste Vision and Strategy
    • Gila River Indian Community
    • USEPA
  • Planning and Designing Community Engagement Approaches for Tribal Integrated Waste Management Programs
• Brookside/Blue Dome:
  
  • EPA Regions 1 & 2 Tribal Brownfields Priorities
• Utica:
  
  • State and Tribal Perspectives on ANCSA Contaminated Lands
• Brady:
  
  • The Importance of Adequate Financial Responsibility: A Focus on Private Insurance and State Funds
  • Informal Question and Answer Discussion About the UST Program
• Tulsa B3:
  
  • Tribal Food Systems: Taking Care of the Land, Water and Community
    • Oneida Nation
    • Fond du Lac
• Tulsa B2:
  
  • Building Tribal Capacity for Data Management and Exchange
• Tulsa B1:
  
  • Building Tribal Drinking Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Systems with EPA’s Drinking Water and Clean Water Tribal Set-Aside Programs: A History, How to Apply for Funds, and Future Outlook
  • ITCA Tribal Operator Certification Program Overview & Updates

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For more information please contact:
Todd Barnell
Program Manager
928/523-3840
Todd.Barnell@nau.edu

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