SAMUEL GENSAW III on the Restorative Revolution /256
For The Wild
The Importance of Inclusion in Climate Action
The environmental movement cannot simply adapt traditional ecological knowledge for climate adaptation anmitigation without insuring that indigenous people are physically in charge of and on the land to implement these practices. The yurach have endured significant dispossession via timber corporations and the national park systems. As an introduction to ancestral guard, can you speak to the importance of renewal and reconnection to resources amidst a system that has chronically mismanaged the land? Yes, so i believe if you are part of conservation effort, and that effort does not put indigenous people at the forfeit of the in making process,. If that organization is not implementing traditional colical knowledge and working with the indigenous people of that area, you are a part of
