What is our collective responsibility to heal Mother Earth? How can we learn from Indigenous ways of knowing and traditional land-based principles to better tend to and sustain our ecosystems for future generations? These questions, and more, will be covered in a dynamic fireside chat hosted by Canada’s Forest Trust to honour National Day of Truth and Reconciliation.
With an impressive career of leadership and backgrounds in the environment, forestry and climate change, JP Gladu and Angel Ransom are coming together to speak on the importance of investing in Indigenous-led conservation and environmental protection when taking action on climate change.
