CHE Environmental Colloquium – Understanding the Sacred Way of our Ancestors, from the Quechua Peoples of the Andes, to the Maya Peoples of Mesoamerica, to the Ho-Chunk Peoples of Teejope

Traditional practices have endured through time and generations, offering invaluable insights into environmental stewardship. These Indigenous cultures emphasize a profound connection to the land, viewing nature as a living entity deserving respect and care. By exploring their sacred traditions and ecological wisdom, we can uncover sustainable practices that address today’s environmental challenges.

These teachings highlight the importance of balance, reciprocity, and community engagement in managing natural resources. As we face pressing issues like climate change and biodiversity loss, learning from these time-tested practices can guide us toward more holistic solutions. Embracing Indigenous knowledge not only fosters greater understanding and respect for our environment but also inspires collaborative efforts to protect and restore the planet for future generations.

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Date

December 11, 2024    

Time

10:00 am – 11:00 am

Location

140 Science Hall
550 N. Park Street, Madison

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