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Portrait of Noah Williams

Noah Williams

Tribal Partnership Program Manager

Eastern Sierra Land Trust

Biography

Noah Williams is a member of the Bishop Paiute Tribe and grew up in Owens Valley. From an early age, he has been involved in the environmental protection of lands and water in his homelands which his family has long called “Payahuunadü” which translates to “land of the flowing water.” After earning his degree in 2019, Noah moved back to Bishop to begin his career and support the efforts of local tribal environmental programs for the protection of tribal lands. Noah joined the Eastern Sierra Land Trust in 2024 as the Tribal Partnership Program Manager to build long-term partnerships with tribal communities and stakeholders to support the conservation and stewardship of lands in the Eastern Sierra. Noah also proudly serves as Vice Chair for the California Environmental Protection Agency Tribal Advisory Committee and Vice Chair for the Bishop Paiute Tribe TEPA Board to further advocate for the protection of lands and water in the Eastern Sierra.

At this gathering

October 18, 2026 – October 19, 2026

Session details will appear here when the program is released.

Noah Williams