Healing Through Community
Community-driven restoration projects not only engage volunteers but also foster intergenerational healing, as elders share stories with youth. Emphasizing the importance of building relationships with both land and people, the conversation highlights the need for environmental scientists to reconsider their approaches to indigenous communities. The focus shifts towards centering indigenous voices, particularly those of women, in discussions about environmental justice and healing landscapes.In this clip
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