Mapping Migraciones: Indigenous Perspectives on Migration, Displacement, and the Sacredness of Place |
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Join Audubon California, Latino Outdoors, and Hispanic Access Foundation as we celebrate Latino Conservation Week!
Having meaningful conversations that shape our views on who and what belongs in nature is more important now than ever. Who decides what is native and what is not native in nature? Why is it that a person that just relocated (migrated) to Los Angeles can have their offspring considered a “California Native,” but plants and animals will always be associated with their land of origin. Tune in for a conversation with members of the Indigenous community in Los Angeles as they discuss what it means for plants and people to be Native or Non-native. Don’t forget to join Latino Outdoors, Audubon Society, Hispanic Access Foundation and others as we celebrate a week of conservation, cultura and community! Use the hashtags #LatinoConservationWeek and #LCW2021 and visit LatinoConservationWeek.com to learn more! |