Thanks for wandering through nature with me on another episode of The Nature Wanderer! Join me on a special hike for Indigenous Peoples’ Day as we walk the trail through the lens of Indigenous wisdom. Along the way, we’ll explore how Native peoples used and honored plants, listened to birds as messengers, shaped the land with care, and gave places names that carried memory and meaning. This episode is a journey into gratitude, story, and connection — a reminder that the land is not just scenery, but a living relative.
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