Bringing Back Prey-Go-Neesh, the California Condor, to My Tribe's Homeland
Potawatomi scholar Kyle Powys Whyte calls this kinship time, a way of experiencing time in relation to other living things.
David Farrier • Wild Clocks – David Farrier
I'm not looking to save the world; I'm trying to preserve humanity's connection with nature. I was given an invaluable gift by having Corbett be such a pivotal part of my upbringing, and I want others to have the chance to find meaning in wildlife as I did. Wild spaces like these are sacred to animals and humans alike; just as fish find haven at
... See morePutting Native Americans back in the picture meant radically redefining what nature means and what the human place in it might be (another undoing of a dichotomy, the nature–culture divide, with profound implications for the environmental movement, which has not yet altogether come to terms with this revision of meaning).