2.4K views · 299 reactions | It’s that botanist urge. | Linda Black Elk | Facebook

4.1K views · 731 reactions | Drying bison, deer and elk! It’s been a but humid, but we just put a couple fans out and that took care of it perfectly! Winter is coming! #foodpreservation #bison | Linda Black Elk | Facebook

Whether it’s black knot fungus or chokecherry gall midge on chokecherries, plum pocket disease on wild plums, or cedar rust on juniper, juneberries, and hawthorn … plant diseases are a huge concern and many of them are spreading like wildfire to traditional foods and medicines of Indigenous peoples. I see so many people out there harvesting berries, roots, and greens, and I want to bring awareness so that we can work on a management strategy together to save these plant relatives for future gene

19K views · 1.2K reactions | Wallace Black Elk (1921-2004), a traditional Lakota Elder and spiritual interpreter, was a Sacred pipe bearing descendent of the legendary Nicholas Black Elk whose visionary experiences were recounted in the book "Black Elk Speaks." Grandfather Wallace was born and raised on the Rosebud Reservation in South, Dakota #TrailofBrokenTreaties #AmericanIndianMovement #BlackElkSpeaks | AIM Twin Cities Minnesota | Facebook