ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 11月5日 03時34分

Video by @renan_ozturk // The last few days we followed young Yurok members of the #AncestralGuard on their indigenous river (the Klamath) in traditional redwood dugout canoes – for a feature documentary on Native American food sovereignty. ~

More knowledge from @gatherfilm director @mrsanjayr - The ancestral guard is a small group of young coastal Californian indigenous men and women committed to reversing the silent genocide of their people. Focusing on reestablishing ancient foodways for health and strength as well as revitalizing the appetite for ancestral culture among youth, the ancestral guard understands that to continue as indigenous people, minds need to be transformed not just on reservations but off. Everyone has a different definition of what it really means to be indigenous - but for these youth on the Klamath, they say to be indigenous is to love their river. And that allows all coastal natives who love the Klamath to be considered as Yurok in the mind of these kids. They continue by saying that to love their river means to love the ocean and mother earth because all three systems are intrinsically connected. With climate change they have seen that no matter how much they try to protect the river, greater forces threatening to destroy everything they hold dear. @daharbfilm @jlg.ensaw @petergensaw @frau_mit_katze @tanya_meillier @sterlinharjo @chzamag @taylorfreesolo @fndi303 @siixuutesna @taracduggan @gretacaruso @kim_baca1 #klamath #yurok #eureka #california #indigenous #nativeheritage

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