A multi-year ethics consultation on the Columbia River Treaty facilitated by the Ethics & Treaty Project.

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Advancing justice & stewardship in the Columbia River Basin through Treaty renewal and negotiations

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This 7th “One River, Ethics Matter” conference will consider:

  • Epidemics and tribes.
  • Dams, Treaty, salmon: impacts on the lower Columbia River and Estuary.
  • Floodplain real-estate for Portland-Vancouver: basin-wide impacts, need for basin-wide flood risk review.
  • Youth, climate change, and the river: stealing the future?

We will draw on the ethical foundations provided by indigenous cultural leaders and western religious leaders, as well as lessons from the Cowlitz Indian Tribe, to advance justice and stewardship for the Columbia River in a time of climate change.

This river ethics conference will be by zoom, is free and open to the public. Advance registration is required.

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Click on map to enlarge – Columbia River, tribes, First Nations. There has never been a basin-wide accounting nor remedy for the wrenching impacts of the dam-building era on the Columbia River and people of the river. (map courtesy of Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission)
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