Julian Brave NoiseCat points out that practices like wildfire control and fishery management are returning toward ways that Indigenous people practiced them.
Here, in this edition of CNBC's series on addressing climate anxiety, Noisecat shares how indigenous people's framework for relating to the natural world is worth learning from and why it is important for responding to climate change in a sustained way.
And that's a very distinct system of epistemology from one that you might might see in an Indigenous context. An attachment to place and respect of a place and where you are in the environment, in the natural world, creates an imperative to defend and protect and preserve those places.
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