

Kin-centric Rewilding 2 - Bonus - continuation of the conversation with Daniel Firth Griffith
6 snips Feb 12, 2025
Daniel Firth Griffith is a kin-centric rewilding practitioner and author dedicated to reconnecting humanity with the land. In this engaging conversation, he discusses the emotional depth of sustainable livestock farming and its ties to legacy and future generations. Griffith advocates for humane animal practices while critiquing capitalism's hold on agriculture. He emphasizes storytelling as a means of fostering community and transforming our relationship with nature, highlighting the profound interconnectedness of life and the urgency for ecological stewardship.
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Sitting Bull's Humanity
- Daniel Firth Griffith recounts a story told to him by his mentor, Don Jacobs.
- Sitting Bull's response to why he resisted reservations: "Because I'm human."
Creating Space for Listening
- Create space in your life where harvests aren't forced.
- Be present, observe, and let the land guide your actions, even in agriculture.
Recognizing Ecology
- Recognize and acknowledge the ecology around you, even in urban settings.
- Slow down and say hello to the fungi, trees, or birds; this is the first step to listening.