The Living Earth Festival
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Channel: SmithsonianNMAI · 2011 · Education
The Living Earth Festival celebrates indigenous contributions to environmental sustainability, conservation and indigenous plant use for health and nutrition. The purpose of the festival is to create an environment of activity and wonder, where the public can engage directly with Native and non-Native researchers and practitioners who are using traditional and modern methods to address climate change, environmental issues, food health and sustainability on Native and public lands. The festival will be held July 22-24, 2011.
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