Woodland tribes like the Yankton Sioux, Menominee and Objibwe share their perspectives on why cultural diversity and biodiversity are interconnected. You will experience how, through years of dedication and listening to their elders, the Menominee have created one of the most outstanding examples of sustainable forestry in the world. From black ash basket making to building sweat lodges, this film takes you to the lands of tribal artists, elders and land managers living sustainably with deep, healthy spiritual traditions tied to trees and forests.

National Film Board of Canada Collection

Woodland Indians, Indians of North America--East (U.S.)--Social life and customs, Indians of North America--East (U.S.)--Folklore, Sustainable forestry--East (U.S.)

Spirit of the trees

Westerman, Floyd Red Crow (Host), Busch-Johnston, Catherine (Director), Ramsay, Shannon (Executive producer), National Film Board of Canada (Distributor), Trees Forever (Firm) (Producer)

00:28:32 (HH:MM:SS)

English

Name	National Film Board of Canada
Role	Distributor
Telephone	310-453-1389
Address	927 Stanford Street, Santa Monica, CA 90403
Email	[email protected]

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