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Eight Things You Should Know About Indigenous Harvesting

There are some foundational aspects of the Indigenous hunting reality that aren’t as well-known as they should be. Though the topic of Indigenous harvesting practices can be extremely broad, there are many commonalities amongst Indigenous people and their hunting practices, even when those cultures exist in different ecosystems and are thousands of miles apart. This discussion comes from the experience of Spencer Greening, connecting and working with Indigenous people in North America and those in his own community.

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