As part of a group called the Kayaani Sisters Council, Naomi Michalsen helped develop a free guide for people who want to learn to sustainably and respectfully gather local plants. 

A member of the Tlingit tribe, Naomi Michalsen is working to share Indigenous food systems with others to ensure those traditions don’t get lost.

Naomi Michalsen is a member of the Tlingit tribe of Southeast Alaska. Her business, Kaasei Training & Consulting, won the 2020 Path to Prosperity competition. The business can benefit you, your organization, and your community through 

As spring passes and summer approaches, my mind always turns to harvesting on the land with my plant people community. Right now, it’s almost time to harvest my favorite treat — beach asparagus.

In this final episode of the Ketchikan, Alaska series, Naomi Michalsen, a member of the Eagle Wolf Tribe of the Shark House, takes us on an 

A powerful talk celebrating the sacred role of women, this session weaves together Indigenous wisdom, personal stories, and cultural teachings about love, healing, and community. 

Naomi "Kaasei" "Daaw Da Oo" Michalsen talks about her work with traditional plant use. She talks about the Kaayani Sisters Council and their Respectful Harvesting Guidelines.