Join the filmmakers of Keepers of the Land for an inspiring Jackson Wild Summit panel discussion.

How can media makers, commissioners, and distributors work more effectively with historically under-represented (or mis-represented) Native American science practitioners and content creators to engage and inform the public on subjects at the leading edge of what we know about humans and our planet – from the climate crisis and the science of pandemics to community-driven conservation and regenerative food systems essential to live sustainably in a world of massive resource inequity? Indigenous and Ecological Knowledge Systems practiced by American Indian populations over several thousand years offer perspectives on science, nature, and our human relationship with nature, which often differ from traditional Euro-western science, and have historically been omitted from mainstream media narratives.