Corina Roberts
Corina Roberts is a writer, photographer and the founder of Redbird, a Native American and environmental non profit association. Roberts has spent the last year documenting the recovery of the Angeles National Forest from the Station Fire, the largest wild land fire in the history of Los Angeles County. The Forest Recovery Project examines the role of fire in healthy ecosystems as well as the human relationship to fire management, past and present. Roberts has amassed a collection in excess of 20,000 images from the forest's three primary biomes; chaparral, riparian and hardwood/conifer forests. To book a presentation or view sample images from the Forest Recovery Project, please visit www.RedbirdsVision.org
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Redbird and Changing Spirits Honored by Southern California EdisonPromoting cultural and environmental awareness, and aiding native people in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction and abuse, Redbird and Changing Spirits are recognized by southern California's largest utility provider
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Fighting the War on Wildfires - Why We Can’t WinOur one hundred year war on wildfire has had surprising results; the better we become at suppressing fire, the higher the odds become stacked against us over any considerable period of time.
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Equine Artist Carissa Kirksey Given MEPSA's 2011/2012 Featured Artist TitleThe Model Equine Photo Showers Association names one of their youngest members to the status of featured artist -
Losing a LandscapeWildfires take more than forests - they take our cherished memories and our sense of connection to our favorite places -
On Dating DoctorsA perfectly wonderful man, I am sure, for someone a wee bit smarter than me
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Forest Recovery Project PresentationA visually rich presentation following a seventy five mile portion of the Angeles National Forest as it recovers on its own from the Station Fire from October 2009 to June 2011
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Two Years After the FireThe Station Fire of August 2009 left its mark on a giant piece of real estate, most of that in the Angeles National Forest. More than trees burned, however. Lives were lost and forever altered by the blaze.
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The Future of Food - a Must See Movie for Those Who EatOur first amendment allows us the right to patent...a right which excluded the patenting of life until 1978. Since then major companies have sought to control the food chain, and genetically modified foods have come to our shelves...unlabeled. -
San Manuel Band of Mission Indians Contributes to Cultural GatheringThe Children of Many Colors Native American Powwow continues with some vital support from San Manuel
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Mary White Snow Wolf LeeRedbird's 2011 Children of Many Colors Powwow's Featured Contemporary Artist, Mary White Snow Wolf Lee brings her own style to the circle -
Fire in the ForestThe Forest Recovery Project, created by Corina Roberts, founder of the Native American non profit group Redbird, chronicles the recovery of the Angeles National Forest from the devastating Station Fire of August 2009. -
Autumn's SplendorJust over a year after the Station Fire decimated 261,000 acres of Los Angeles County, mostly within the Angeles National Forest, fall colors return to the burn areas -
Lakota Beadwork Donated to Support Redbird's Blanket and Toy DriveTraditional Native American music, arts and crafts and food are a part of Redbird's annual blanket, toy and school suplies drive benefitting Native American families on the Pine Ridge Reservation and other locations -
Beautiful Decor...NaturallyLet color and texture bring warmth and comfort to any room blending simple, natural elements and decorative accents -
Redbird's Blanket,Toy and School Supplies Drive Features Music, PresentationsThe northern traditional drum Blue Star will be among the presenters taking part in Redbird's annual blanket, toy and school supplies drive, an event benefitting Native American families in southern California and South Dakota -
Healing from the Ashes Exhibition's Final Week Offers Special EventsOver 65 multi-media pieces of artwork, artist demonstrations, poetry readings and documentary presentations fill the halls through October 21 -
American Indian Families Keep Traditions Alive in Southern CaliforniaTuesday evening intertribal dance workshops resume in October at the Uatry National Center, and the Native American Untied Methodist Church in Anaheil, California. -
Meg Whitman - the Critical DisconnectLaunching a fierce campaign based on salvaging California's economy, Whitman denies some fundamental truths about what makes an economy vibrant and sustainable -
Redbird Late Summer 2010 NewsletterThe Children of Many Colors Powwow celebrates its tenth year, and the Station Fire Forest Recovery Projects makes its debut -
Saturday Morning in the ForestAfter several years of living in the forest, you learn to tune in to your environment. Sometimes the sounds are unsettling.
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Native American Powwow Returns to Moorpak July 16-18, 2010The Children of Many Colors Native American Powwow invites everyone to experience Native American song, dance, arts, crafts and culture
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Native People Honor U.S. Veterans of All NationsNative Americans will honor all U.S. Veterans on Sundayu, July 18 at 11 a.m. during the Gourd Dance Ceremony at the Children of Many Colros Powwow
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Chumash Elders to Pray with and for Our Future GenerationsAll children (and their parents and gaurdians) are invited and encouraged to take part in a prayer for the children at 2 p.m. at the Children of Many Colors Native American Powwow
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Open Flute Circle Attracts Professional and Amatuer MusiciansNative American Flute Circle and Potluck, Friday evening, July 16 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. - all flute players of all skill levels welcome
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Model Horse Photo Showing Guide Caters to Equine EnthusiastsHow do you bring a static model horse to life? What constitutes a winning halter entry? How do you create a winning performance photo?
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Worm WranglingComposting worm bin systems offer a way to go green no matter where you live, but they may not be the right choice for everyone.
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Paradise to Tragedy to Recovery - 2009 and the Station FireFor the human population affected by the Station Fire in California, it was one thing - a tragedy. For the forest, the reality is different.
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A Christmas Story - Redbird's 2009 Blanket, Toy and School Supplies DriveThe spirit of giving and sharing crosses cultural and economic boundaries
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Dan Running Bear to Speak About the Native American Sweat LodgeA free discussion, open to the public, will be a part of Redbird's annual blanket, toy and school suplies drive
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Providing Warmth, Love and Holiday Cheer for Native American and Needy FamiliesTraditional Native American Music by Blue Star Flintknapping by Gary Pickett Food and Friends - Everyopne Welcome
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Mount Wilson Observatory - Legacy Endures a Legendary FireWeb site allows supporters and fans of the observatory, both a historic monument and a working scientific center on the cutting edge of science, to take part in the renovation of this unique landmark facility.
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The Ecology of FireFire is part of the ecological picture of natural environments. It can also be a devastating, uncontrollable force.
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California Fire Nears Historic Mt. Wilson ObservatoryFlames have raced up steep and heavily wooded slopes toward Mt. Wilson in the wee hours of Monday morning as a huge wildfire rages out of control in southern California.
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Chumash Healer to Speak at Children of Many Colors PowwowGarcia brings traditional healing knowledge and modern medicine together in collaboration with James Adams, PhD, Pharamacology, both in university classrooms and in print.
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Redbird Spring 2009 NewsletterSagina Grant Book Signing, Haramokngna participation in world consciousness concert for protecting water resources, Jesusita fire, Harvest McCampbell's book donation, Redbird's 15th year of service to the community
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Joy Harjo's "Wings" Takes Flight at the Autry National CenterNative Voices at the Autry hosts the world premiere of Joy Harjo's play Wings of Night Sky, Wings of Morning Light
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Judging Obama, Judging MyselfThe President asks us, repeatedly, not to wait for change to come down from above, but to be the change we seek.
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Food Security and Sustainability for the Times AheadMcCampbell's latest book is both thought-provoking and easy to read, and best of all, its audience knows no boundaries.
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Why WalMart WinsWhy do people shop at WalMart? Hint: it isn't the glamour.
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The Generation that Forgot How to WriteThe art of communication with the written word seemed all but lost, and yet there is hope in a bold new form.
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Farewell to ChristmasA poem titled Farewell to Christmas.
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Redbird News Winter 2008We look back on a busy and frutiful 2008, and ahead to the year before us in the future of Native America.
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Elder Housing Project Dealt a Crushing BlowAfter five years of planning, Redbird's elder housing project prepares to make a giant leap, only to find itself back at square one.
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Call for Submissions - the Next Seven GenerationsWhat does the future hold for indigenous people? For the planet?
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City of Simi Valley Updates Its PlanThe Department of Environmental Services is examining its plan for the future of its growing city, and invites the public to take part in the planning process.
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Free Coloring Book Teaches Present-Day Native American CultureSuitable for grades K-12, "Powwow Time" is a lesson in history that includes the present
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Rescued Horses Face Uncertain FutureIn an effort to save these animals, Dudette Ranch of southern California is spear-heading an assistance and adoption campaign
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Redbird Powwow ReturnsThe powwow is a cultural celebration which is open to the public
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Celebrate Spring at Haramokngna American Indian Cultural Center March 22, 2008Haramokngna celebrates its re-opening as spring comes to the forest
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Redbird Winter/Spring NewsletterSpringtime in the forest! Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy a day in the mountains above Los Angeles
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Customer Service Is ... EverythingThe customer/service relationship is the responsibility of all types of business; take the first step, and your customers will be glad to help you
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Call for Submissions - the Next Seven GenerationsSubmissions sought for upcoming program and possible book
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Pax World Fund Offers OpportunitiesPax World Fund is one of the few mutual funds that allows investors to start small
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Are Big Cats Getting Meaner?The big cats - lions, tigers, leopards and the like - are apex predators. Are humans on the menu?
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The Red-Black ConnectionAn honest, deeply personal and important look at the lives of red-black people; thier heritage, their lives, their dreams and their realities
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Redbird Hosts Presentation of American Indian CultureThe La Canada Flintridge Public Library recognizes National Native American Month with events for adults and children
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Redbird's 2007 Toy, Blanket and School Supplies DriveWith California reservations devastated by fire and winter's approach in the Plains, the need for new warm blankets is great
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Redbird Fall 2007 NewsletterPorcupine Clinic in South Dakota Closes, Toy Drive, Bank of America Award, Hummingbird Creek efforts, elder housing and escrip update
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Storage Tips to Make Storing Your Stuff Safer and EasierStoring your things doesn't have to be a nightmare. Here are some suggestions to make the process go smoother.
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Free Eye Examination Program Targets 2,000 Southern California YouthUnited American Indian Involvement opens its doors to all children in need of eye examinations and correctiv lense prescriptions.
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A Life Inventory - Staying on Track with Your Goals and DreamsGoals, dreams and ambitions are easy to lose sight of in the bustle of daily life.
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North Hollywood Homeless Encampment Catches FireFirefighters quickly extinguish blaze on UNion Pacific right of way
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Native American Powwow Celbrates Art, Dance, LifeRedbird's powwow returns to Moorpark College with a tipi village, flute circle, Native American singing, dancing, drumming, arts, crafts, fine jewelry and food; an excellent family event and cultural gathering, and a fund raiser for the all-volunteer non-profit group.
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An Inconvenient Truth Just Got a Lot WorseScientists thought it would take another fifty years for some of the impacts of global climate change, fueled by pollution, to occur. They just got a big surprise.
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Where Did the Horses Go?Horses were present on the North American continent until somewhere between 8,000 and 11,000 years ago. No one knows for sure where they went.
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Bringing Al Gore's Climate Project HomeKat High of the Hupa Nation will present practical advice as well as An Inconvenient Truth
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Managing the Forestcontroversy abounds over how it should be done, but long before there was a Forest Service, there was a sensible method for getting the job done.
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National Endowment for the Arts Recognizes Redbird PowwowThe National Endowment for the Arts has awarded Redbird, a Simi Valley, California based non profit organization promoting Native American cultural awareness and preservation...
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Managing Volunteers - Lessons from the FieldPeople have different reasons for volunteering, and different talents to offer. The one thing every organization needs, however, is the same; clear goals to guide those volunteers.
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The Tomb of JesusIf the tomb of Jesus of Nazareth was uncovered by construction workers in 1980, does this discovery threaten the Christian faith?
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The Kayak - Good for the Body, Good for the SoulKayaking used to be for professional sportsmen, but today's manufacturers offer a wide array of products for people of all persuasions, and the author offers some good reasons to be persuaded
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California's First NationsToday's Chumash people are diverse, often multicultural, and facing the challenge of keeping their once vibrant identity alive and remembered by their children.
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The Silence of Indigenous PeoplesKnowledge in American Indian societies is a valuable commodity; learning requires a serious sense of commitment.
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North American Bird Count Seeks ParticipantsThe "great backyard bird count" is compiled by amatuer and professional bird watchers throughout the country
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Great Backyard Bird Count Begins February 16Porfessionals and amatuers alike are welcome and encouraged to take part in this fun and important survey.
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Global Warming - What You Can DoWe've known about global warming for over two decades. Finally, the sand is getting too hot to hide our hides in.
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Native American Powwow First of the SeasonWild Horse hosts its 11th annual gathering, open to the public with free admission. They honor their elders, their departed, and their community.
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Message from Chief Arval Looking HorseArval Looking Horse is a descendant of the original family to receive the sacred pipe and teachings from white Buffalo Calf Woman. His words transcend race and distance. He asks us to pray.
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Kayaker's DiaryJust for a few hours, I left all the electronic devices behind, saw the world with my eyes, and felt with my senses.
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Saving Strategies for Small BudgetsDisposable income doesn't have to be thrown away; it can be channeled into a savings plan and help you meet your goals.
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Home Sweet HomeFirst time home buyers often look to dream homes when they are more likely to qualify for something a little more "down-home"
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Giving Back - the Wild Horse Intertribal PowwowThe Wild Horse drum serves a valuable place in the Native American, and non-Indian community
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The Storyboard - a Writer's ToolCreating a storyboard can help you get your thoughts in order, whether your writing is fiction, non-fiction, or somewhere inbetween
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Keeping the "Sacred" in Sacred TraditionsHonor and responsibility are part of the tradition that comes with earning and keeping feathers and other cultural and spiritual items
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Quantum Physics Meets Ancient WisdomScientists face a quandry in decoding the universe that indigenous people deal with in a slightly different way
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Addressing Our AncestorsThe Wisdom Walkers is a journey into pre-history to surprise and capitivate the reader
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Taxes 101 for the Self-EmployedMisconceptions abound regarding self employment, small businesses and independent contracting. Here's a basic overview of what you can do to help yourself through the tax maze.
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Hobby Horses - Not Just for Kids AnymoreThe toys of our youner days have evolved and a cottage industry of hobbiests are evolving with them
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Modern Technology Used to Help Ancient CulturesInnovative programs such as eScrip allow individuals to support children's charities when they shop, without making an additional financial commitment
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Resolutions that Matter : A Response To The Worlds Energy ProblemWe make a lot of plans about losing weight, saving money, spending more time with the kids. Here's some resolutions to insure that we have a planet to enjoy our fit figures, free time and extra money on.
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Native American Cultural Preservation - Why it MattersThere are over five hundred tribal nations, but at the core of most of their belief systems there is a singular message; we are all related.
