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This month, in the Indigenous Wisdom for the Earth series, we hear from Nic Salazar the founder of Guardians Worldwide.
During this conversation we will be finding out about their mission to stop the destruction of forests and rivers in some of the most vulnerable tropical and temperate biomes in the world. Guardians Worldwide do this by facilitating Indigenous-led education, training and coaching online which provides an income for the indigenous communities to carry out their work to protect these environments. The methods of Guardians Worldwide are rooted in learning from indigenous culture and land awareness. It’s an immersive experience that truly helps people see the world through the eyes of indigenous people.
Additionally, Nic speaks to us about being in relationship with the land. How the land holds so much wisdom and knowledge if we simply take the time and be aware of it as the conscious living being that it is. He encourages us all to learn the history of the land we are on so that we can honour those who came before. And for city dwellers he speaks of land memory where you see the land before it was built up and find clues throughout the city of the natural landscape it once was.
This month, in the Indigenous Wisdom for the Earth series, we hear from Nic Salazar the founder of Guardians Worldwide.
During this conversation we will be finding out about their mission to stop the destruction of forests and rivers in some of the most vulnerable tropical and temperate biomes in the world. Guardians Worldwide do this by facilitating Indigenous-led education, training and coaching online which provides an income for the indigenous communities to carry out their work to protect these environments. The methods of Guardians Worldwide are rooted in learning from indigenous culture and land awareness. It’s an immersive experience that truly helps people see the world through the eyes of indigenous people.
Additionally, Nic speaks to us about being in relationship with the land. How the land holds so much wisdom and knowledge if we simply take the time and be aware of it as the conscious living being that it is. He encourages us all to learn the history of the land we are on so that we can honour those who came before. And for city dwellers he speaks of land memory where you see the land before it was built up and find clues throughout the city of the natural landscape it once was.
