Cuando: March 17, 1-5pm
Donde: UC Davis Conference Center, Room A
This symposium will include presentations by Diana Almendariz and Geoff Attardo, followed by a hands-on demonstration, and a fishbowl conversation.
It will cater primarily to educators and students of ecology.
In this blog post by exhibit producer Anuj Vaidya, we learn about the themes that drive the exhibit and the eco-cultural lessons embedded in its various elements. The exhibit is an invitation to develop a personal relationship to the wetlands and creeks that weave together the Yolo Bioregion, and to become part of YoloSol’s circle of practice.
YoloSol presents Good Fire, Living Water: The Gifts of a Marsh Economy September 20-November 13, 2026 Davis Arts Center A public exhibition on wetland stewardship
In Winter 2026, YoloSol developed a guide for how other communities of practice can develop their own agreement for a just collaboration when working with Indigenous cultural knowledge and traditions. Please use this guide to inform your own process for building trust and developing commitments with the knowledge keepers you are collaborating with.