As an Indigenous geography scholar and researcher, I increasingly focus on the realities of climate change and its profound impact on ecology. In a recent class I co-instructed at the […]
A quick search of terms like stewardship, climate adaptation, and climate resiliency yields a wealth of information. Yet, so much remains disconnected from the more profound human responsibility of protecting […]
I am reminded of a surprising and cherished memory of a gift that arrived at my office door one July afternoon—four tiny raspberries. As I sat at my desk, deeply […]
Water is more than a chemical compound of hydrogen and oxygen; it is the essence of life itself. Indigenous cultures worldwide, especially those residing along the interior rivers, bays, lakes […]
In the rich cultures of Indigenous Peoples across the Great Lakes basin, the turtle holds a place of profound significance. For the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabe peoples, the turtle is far […]
The story of ticks and their relationship with wildlife reveals deeper truths about environmental change and ecosystem health. Through generations of careful observation, First Nations hunters like my father and […]
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