An Indigenous ecologist on why we need to stop and listen to save the planet

Muzammil Hussain April 24, 2024

In a new book, Indigenous ecologist Jennifer Grenz talks about how a moment of "ecological angst" led her to incorporate more of her Indigenous worldview into her traditional Western science work.

In a new book, Indigenous ecologist Jennifer Grenz talks about how a moment of "ecological angst" led her to incorporate more of her Indigenous worldview into her traditional Western science work. A woman stands in front of a leafy green background, looking at the camera. She wears a bright red shirt with Indigenous symbols on it.

In a new book, Indigenous ecologist Jennifer Grenz talks about how a moment of "ecological angst" led her to incorporate more of her Indigenous worldview into her traditional Western science work.

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