Plains Indians | people of the earth & sky

wonder | wander | world was recently reminded of a trip taken eight years ago to the central prairie of Canada. A brand new place for one whole month where we fell in love with the expansive fields of wild grass and the heritage center that was home to an old bison run off.

Wanuskewin Heritage Park

indigenous environmental practice

Amidst all the hoopla of the devastation caused by wildfires in Australia - a voice of reason we need to listen and attend. 

We acknowledge that we work on stolen land and pay our respects to First Nations elders past, present and emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded.

Let us pray.

Jamie Graham-Blair is a young and warm-hearted specialist in matters of science, Indigenous resistance and the spiritual world.

His knowledge about environmental conservation is rooted in traditional Aboriginal practices informed by modern science. It's a well rounded approach that seeks to tackle sustainability from all angles.

Through his advocacy Jamie is now asking Australia to listen to Indigenous people in order to survive the environmental and spiritual despair the world is currently facing.

Read what Jamie has to say about the limitations of Euro-centric universities, how Aboriginal people have always been the original scientists and how younger generations are the key to saving the future.

Traditional custodians have always protected country. What if instead of colonizing people came and learned from these guardians of our world?