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CATEGORIES:Native Plant Talks
CREATED:20250627T214035
SUMMARY:Transgenerational Justice for Native Plants, Animals and People, A Talk by Christopher Telomen
LOCATION:Sunnyvale Library Program Room\, 665 W. Olive Ave.\, Sunnyvale
DESCRIPTION:Note: This talk may be presented in person or on Zoom (TBD). Check the Chap
 ter weekly email news for updates. Please visit www.cnps-scv.org/stay-in-to
 uch (https://www.cnps-scv.org/stay-in-touch) for how to subscribe.\nNative 
 plants, animals and people deserve to live their lives in dignity and healt
 h on the land where they belong, with familiar care and in transgenerationa
 l community. Focusing on straight-species, locally-native plants and materi
 al support for indigenous people, we will explore how each/all of us can ta
 ke accountability for the history of native plants, animals and people in s
 o-called California, and build on our current conditions to create more opp
 ortunities for habitat and community in the future.\nThroughout the talk, p
 hotos and lessons will be drawn from recently-installed native gardens and 
 projects. We will end with a walkthrough of how to design, install and main
 tain your own beginner-friendly, locally-native, straight-species habitat g
 arden.\nEducational handouts, resources and a list of helpful local organiz
 ations will be provided and a brief Q&A will follow.\nChristopher Telom
 en (they/any) is a white, queer, trans/NB, chronically ill, and ADHD Califo
 rnia native habitat care worker. They design, install and maintain native g
 ardens around the so-called San Francisco Bay Area on stolen indigenous lan
 d. Their work is necessarily intersectional, incorporating frameworks of po
 llinator relationships, sustainable material sourcing, invasive plant manag
 ement, white supremacy, disability, settler-colonialism, land back, climate
  change, immigration and poverty. They center indigenous people, plants, an
 d animals in their work and they provide sliding scale services for people 
 who need them.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p class="p1">Note: This talk may be presented in person or on Zoom&nbsp;(T
 BD). Check the Chapter weekly email news for updates.&nbsp;<span class="s1"
 >Please visit </span><a href="https://www.cnps-scv.org/stay-in-touch">www.c
 nps-scv.org/stay-in-touch</a><span class="s1"> for how to&nbsp;</span>subsc
 ribe.</p><p class="p1">Native plants, animals and people deserve to live th
 eir lives&nbsp;in dignity and health on the land where they belong, with&nb
 sp;familiar care and in transgenerational community.&nbsp;Focusing on strai
 ght-species, locally-native plants and&nbsp;material support for indigenous
  people, we will explore&nbsp;how each/all of us can take accountability fo
 r the history of&nbsp;native plants, animals and people in so-called Califo
 rnia,&nbsp;and build on our current conditions to create more&nbsp;opportun
 ities for habitat and community in the future.</p><p class="p1">Throughout 
 the talk, photos and lessons will be drawn from&nbsp;recently-installed nat
 ive gardens and projects. We will end&nbsp;with a walkthrough of how to des
 ign, install and maintain&nbsp;your own beginner-friendly, locally-native, 
 straight-species&nbsp;habitat garden.</p><p class="p1">Educational handouts
 , resources and a list of helpful local&nbsp;organizations will be provided
  and a brief Q&amp;A will&nbsp;follow.</p><p class="p1"><b>Christopher Telo
 men</b><i> (they/any)</i> is a white, queer,&nbsp;trans/NB, chronically ill
 , and ADHD California native&nbsp;habitat care worker. They design, install
  and maintain&nbsp;native gardens around the so-called San Francisco Bay&nb
 sp;Area on stolen indigenous land. Their work is necessarily&nbsp;intersect
 ional, incorporating frameworks of pollinator&nbsp;relationships, sustainab
 le material sourcing, invasive plant&nbsp;management, white supremacy, disa
 bility, settler-colonialism, land back, climate change, immigration and&nbs
 p;poverty. They center indigenous people, plants, and&nbsp;animals in their
  work and they provide sliding scale&nbsp;services for people who need them
 .</p>
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