Native American New Year was celebrated on the solstice under a canopy of winter stars. Near a crackling bonfire, the Nisqually tribe shared their culture and renewed their sacred pact with the salmon.
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when I see something like this. I think of how there won't be any salmon in their future celebrations. Man always screws up nature. In today's world, it's on a fast track. Especially with the incoming Trump administration.
Russ & Daughters has consistently retailed only ethically sourced salmon caught by legitimate autochthonous North American fisherman--the first true conservationists--FOR 110 YEARS. Surely other Americans can learn from their pioneering example
Aww,absolutely adorable bless you, I hope you're having a lovely Winter Solstice and warmest wishes for the Yule,I bless you with peace, love, light, friendship, kindness, family and happiness, also much love and light blessed to you in good health and good fortune ❤️🎄🧚♀️❄️🌚✨️😘
We have so much to learn from #Indigenous cultures. A “sacred pact with the salmon [natural world]” is the kind of commitment that would ensure we safeguard our planet for generations.
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also, The tribal tradition of gill netting isnt really going to protect whats left.