Advocating for Indigenous Perspectives With Keshoe Isaiah
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Talking to youth climate activist and advocate of indigenous perspectives, Keshoe Isaiah, about the indivisibility of nature and culture within the Maasai community, the role of indigenous perspectives in conservation and adaptation, and the power of stories to carry important information across generations.
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