Elders Networking

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Sacred Species Conservation

Indigenous Science Research

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Sacred site guardians are under great external environmental, political and religious pressures. Networking helps them find each other, keep in contact, and create a collective voice with others facing similar challenges. "...We will unite our spiritual power, our inner power, and find the ceremonies to heal the earth."   
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Keystone species such as white lions, snow leopards, and jaguars are sacred to indigenous peoples. They present a body of knowledge and ways leading to a dynamic relationship with life. WISN brings forth the voices of these sacred species to influence sustainable conservation policy and practices. 
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Indigenous Science is a way of perceiving the world that is holistic, participatory, and in balance with the Earth's life support systems. WISN indigenous science research seeks to restore traditional knowledge to the forefront of dialogue on the world’s most pressing ecological issues.
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Ancient Wisdom: The Treasure of the Past
June 23–27  |  Netherlands
Dr. Colorado has been invited to co-teach this Wisdom University course exploring the perception of separation from the earth and remembering the teachings of ancient civlisations. >> Learn More.
Journey to the Caves of the Dordogne
June 28–July 5  |  France
Dr. Colorado is directing this Wisdom University pilgrimage to the caves of the Dordogne, in the south of France, and invites students to learn from WISN Elder Pascal Raux. >> Learn More.
New Chartres School
July 7–13  |  France
Dr. Colorado is a core faculty member at the New Chartres School held each summer in Chartres, France. She presides over ceremonial proceedings and directs the Dreamwork Circle each day. 
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