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Our Fates Are Intertwined: Incorporating Indigenous Values into Buffalo Food Systems and Conservation Work – Food Tank
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Our Fates Are Intertwined: Incorporating Indigenous Values into Buffalo Food Systems and Conservation Work – Food Tank
In Lakota all our prayers end with a statement of a complete worldview. We end every prayer with Mitakuye Oyasin–which means everything (plants, animals, soil, rocks,grasslands, buffalo, and humans) is related. We need each other. Our fates are intertwined. When I joined the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) last year, I requested that my work and title reflect this worldview–that food systems and conservation of animals and ecosystems are wholly inte…
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