Idiot No More and No Dapples

I was wondering if you could just maybe talk about a term that's very common in like indigenous studies circles and movement circles called traditional ecological knowledge. And it's not that you're critiquing it, but I think you're trying to push people to think a little bit more expansively about what that means. Many land and water defenders would not call what they do theory, but they perform sophisticated and incisive analyses when they tie the defense of indigenous treaty rights to the defense of land and water for all peoples and non human relatives. In short, it's indigenous theoretical analyses along with mutually sustaining hands on or traditional knowledges that are valuable for the plan.