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Harvest Windows
Together with the North Fork Mono tribe, Shelly-Davis King and Associates, and The California Academy of Sciences, the Harvest window project braids Traditional Phenological Knowledge of plants with herbarium specimens to explore the direction, drivers, and consequences of phenological shifts associated with anthropogenic change. On this project we are working together to conduct innovative braided science research, celebrate the interconnectedness of species and eco-cultural systems, integrate TPK/TPK into botanical and archaeological surveys, and help to

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