1854 Treaty Authority Climate Change Specialist Tansey Moore

Climate Change Specialist Tansey Moore describes the 1854 Treaty Authority (http://www.1854treatyauthority.org/) , how she came to work there, and her past experience. She discusses how tribal communities did not create climate change yet they are they ones feeling the consequences most severely. She discusses climate change effects on resources such as wild rice, moose, and paper birch. This interview was conducted for an assignment in Pat Farrell’s Weather and Climate class in Spring 2019, as part of a session called “Voices for Climate Justice”, for the “Our Climate Futures” summit (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1t9ins1JL4Tu17Fm7e9hj4Cr8yI8jDc-Z_RWZI9zCuiM/edit#) held at UMD March 19 - 20, 2019. Other “Voices for Climate Justice” videos may be viewed on this playlist. Video by: Mikayla Erickson Luke Guttormson Arianna Northbird Funding provided by the University of Minnesota Institute on the Environment (IonE). http://environment.umn.edu/ Video assistance provided by the Participatory Media Lab (PML@UMD). /channel/UCyXt-BCnd6Qhiyg6T2igoAQ/playlists

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