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Tribally-Driven Bison Restoration Comes to Glacier - World Heritage Webinar

Program Description: The Iinnii (Bison) Initiative was launched by leaders of the four tribes that make up the Blackfoot Confederacy (Blackfeet Nation, Kainai Nation, Piikani Nation, and Siksika Nation) to conserve traditional lands, protect Blackfeet culture, and create a home for the buffalo to return to. The initiative includes, but is not limited to, the entirety of the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park. The webinar will showcase a variety of background and perspectives on the initiative and the relationships that are in place to help the effort succeed – including members of the Blackfeet Tribe, the Wildlife Conservation Society, and Glacier National Park. Program Speakers: Stephen Morris, Chief, Office of International Affairs, National Park Service. Jeff Mow, Superintendent Glacier National Park. -Jeff Mow has served 30 years with the National Park Service. He began his career with the Park Service in Alaska as a seasonal ranger at Glacier Bay National Park. Later, he served as the superintendent of Kenai Fjords National Park and acting superintendent at Denali National Park and Preserve. Has been the Glacier National Park Superintendent since August of 2013. Helen and Sheldon Carlson, Blackfeet Tribal Members. -Helen Carlson is the Director of Native Field Studies, Blackfeet Community College, and Sheldon Carlson is the Bison Manager of the Blackfeet Reservation. Cristina Mormorunni, Director, U.S. Field Conservation & Regional Director, Rocky Mountain Program, Wildlife Conservation Society. -Cristina has worked in the conservation arena for over 25 years leading international and national conservation programs and developing strategies for non-profits, foundations, and individual donors. She was also a founder and principal of TERRAMAR Consulting Group, which designs and evaluates conservation strategies. Salman Rasheed, Field Unit Superintendent Waterton Lakes, Parks Canada. About Us: This webinar was presented as part of US/ICOMOS’s monthly World Heritage Webinar series. It was provided at no cost to attendees in order to encourage an interest in heritage conservation. To learn more about the organization and upcoming sessions in the series, please visit www.usicomos.org, and follow us on Facebook and Twitter (@USICOMOS) and Instagram (@US_ICOMOS).