Women of the Earth: How Reviving Buffalo Could Revive a Way of Life
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The video "Women of the Earth: How Reviving Buffalo Could Revive a Way of Life" explores the pivotal role of buffalo in restoring ecological balance and cultural heritage. Led by Lucille R. Contreras, the Texas Tribal Buffalo Project works to reintroduce buffalo to their native lands, examining their impact on biodiversity and indigenous traditions. The documentary delves into the sustainable practices of rotational grazing and regenerative agriculture, highlighting the indigenous women's leadership within buffalo herds. Emphasizing themes of cultural resurgence, ecological restoration, and social justice, the video underscores the importance of reconnecting with traditional food sources and land stewardship. Key concepts include keystone species, biodiversity, and regenerative agriculture, aligning with broader themes in U.S. History and environmental science curricula.
Media Details
Runtime: 17 minutes 57 seconds
- Topic: History, Science, Social Science
- Subtopic: Animals, Culture and Society, Ecology, Environmental Issues, Native Americans, U.S. History (General)
- Grade/Interest Level: 6 - 10
- Release Year: 2025
- Producer/Distributor: Summer Moon Productions
- Series: Women of the Earth
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