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EPISODE · Aug 23, 2021 · 16 MIN

Acadia National Park: The Wabanaki, Climate Change, and Colonization

from Changing Planet Justice · host parkwakeupcall

Climate change and colonization are inextricably linked, especially in the landscape of national parks. Voyage to Acadia National Park, Maine: the Wabanaki homeland. This environmental justice centered episode focuses climate change's impact on the park and the Wabanaki people who are tied to it. Learn about the special form of indigenous wisdom rising to the forefront of the climate change action plan--an all in one key to saving the planet and decolonizing it. Plus, a ranger interview!

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