Respecting The Natural World

Dan led the Students & Teachers of Académie de la Tamise (London, ON) on a nature walk to teach about plants and paying respect for their medicine. Along the way, trash was collected and taken to a proper place for disposal.

A good day, ended with a little flute music in the forest.

Similar Posts

  • Skin problem? You can Bear it!

    There are a few reasons many Indigenous people refer to Bears as our “Medicine Animal”. Centuries ago, we watched them prepare for winter and learned what foods were good in the colder weather to sustain us. When they returned after hibernation, we saw what plants were good to restore energy & strength. As one elder…

  • Before We Hit The Road…

    Spring is finally here! The Bears are awake and foraging…and so are we at Bears Den Native Crafts! Come visit us at the Market and see what great new items we have for you: moose hide bags, moccasins, gloves, pipe/feather boxes, jewellery, flutes, decorative horns & skulls…even all natural soap! All handmade products, native made,…

  • We’re Open (Again)

    Restrictions are being lifted and because we have our own outside entrance (at the Gibraltar Market) we will be open to the public with capacity limitations starting this Friday (11 June)! Hours will be Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 10:00am to 4:00pm and Saturday and Sunday from 9:00am to 5:00pm…drop in and see what’s new in…

  • Shipping & Shopping

    We hope everyone is keeping safe & warm as winter makes itself known! A quick reminder that during this busy season, shipping items may take a little more time than usual, but we do our best. If you’re local, or close to local, store pickup is a great option! “Local Pickup” will show as a…