Conferences/ WORKSHOPs
COVID-19
2022 Update
Safely Getting Back to business again
With the rollout of the Coronavirus vaccines, and boosters, TAP is cautiously reopening its doors. Our events during the summer will be purposefully smaller and we plan on being outside more than usual. Additionally, we have handwashing and hand sanitizer stations. We have missed getting our hands dirty and exchanging ideas and restoration techniques with you all. The time has finally come when we can meet at the Euchee Butterfly Farm once again!
We are still hard at work growing, distributing, and helping our members plant native Oklahoma prairie plants on the farm. Our plants still need homes, so if you are interested, we will have an especially wide selection this year so please contact us and we can figure out the best solution! The TAP team has been doing a lot of construction to transform and elevate the farm grounds to a new level.
TAP staff and attendees planting Habitat Islands at the Prairie Restoration workshop (May 2022)
In signing up for membership, you can also sign up for our newsletter. These letters detail webinars and event registration as well as bios on native prairie plants and what you can do at home during the pandemic!
Wishing all of you the best,
The TAP team
Are in-person workshops being held?
Yes! Keeping the safety of members and attendees is our top priority. We have large air filters, plenty of masks, handwashing stations, and excellent air circulation thanks to the design of our conference center.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should attend?
Tribal staff from all departments and tribal members who are interested in supporting threatened pollinators and cultural traditions through the restoration of native plants back to tribal lands.
I'm a tribal member but not employed by my tribe. Am I still eligible to attend?
Yes. We welcome all tribal members who are interested in helping to restore the land!
Can I get plants during the pandemic
Absolutely! If you are interested in getting plants for restoration or pollinator gardens, please reach out. We will figure out a plan to distribute plants while following social distancing guidelines.
Are travel scholarships available?
Yes, travel grants and scholarships are available! Please see the form at the bottom of this page!
Is there any cost to register for the conference?
No. Conference costs are being funded through the generous support of the U.S. Forest Service, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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