Respecting Land in 2024

With outdoor lifestyles becoming more popular and people spending more time on the land in general, it's important to engage with our environment in a humble and respectful way. Indigenous nations have not only been losing access to sacred sites (to practice our culture) but many sites are being destroyed by carelessness. How can you leave the land in a better state for future generations to enjoy and thrive on?

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