Essayist – Poet – Visual Artist
Ethnoecologist
On Climate Change
“We Need Indigenous Science.” OpenMind, 2022
Biodiversity Stories
Until We Have Loved
Hippocampus Magazine, 2015
All Our Relations
Bellevue Literary Review, 2014
Holdfast
The Portland Review, 2019
The Language of Silence
Camus, 2018
Where the Buffalo Roam?
Of Fur Not Fowl (Or How Not to Catch a Tiger)
The Citron Review, 2018
Kleptophiliacs, etc.
Bite Me
Lowestoft Chronicle, 2017
Stories of Fire
“‘Good Fire’: An Intertribal Alliance Empowers Native Californians to Restore their Homelands,” Langscape Volume 12 (2023).
“Wildfire Management and Recovery on Tribal Complicated by Policy Inequities.” KCET News/PBS SoCal, August 18, 2022.
“California Tribes Support Each Other and Seek More Inclusion in Wildfire Response.” KCET News/PBS SoCal, October 21, 2021.
“Forests in the American West Need More ‘Good Fire.’ Tribes Can Help.” Slate – Future Tense, July 27, 2022.
Anthologies
Stories of Fish
“Saving This Fish Means Saving Our Tribe’s Future.” Civil Eats, June 28, 2023
“The Clear Lake Hitch, and the Tribes That Depend on Them, Face Continuing Threats.” Civil Eats, January 30, 2024.
“Saving a Species Struck by Systemic Oversights.” Estuary News March 2023
“The Fight for an Invisible Fish.” The Revelator and High Country News, 2022.
Stories of Humanity
“Orange Alert,” Route 7 Review, 2020
“Gifted.” (Re) An Ideas Journal, 2022
“Yes,” Between the Lines, Holy Names University, 2014
“When the Fires Came.” Changing Skies: Writing through Climate Change, 2023
“A Heart. A Monster.” Silver Needle Press, 2018
“Photocopy,” Sky Island Journal, 2018
“Class Divisions, Inverted Syntax, 2019
“Fill in the Blanks.” Collateral, 2019
“Students collaborate with California tribes.” SJSU College of Humanities & the Arts, Expressions, 2017
JEANINE PFEIFFER 