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1. The Haudenosaunee believed in taking only what they needed from the land and preserving it for future generations. What is environmental responsibility? How does this idea relate to your own understanding of environmental responsibility? 2. The Haudenosaunee's strategic location allowe...

1. The Haudenosaunee believed in taking only what they needed from the land and preserving it for future generations. What is environmental responsibility? How does this idea relate to your own understanding of environmental responsibility? 2. The Haudenosaunee's strategic location allowed them to control important trade routes. How does location influence your own life and the opportunities you have? What if Kamloops was a bigger city? What type of things does Kamloops provide? 3. The Wabanaki people viewed themselves as caretakers of the land. How do you think this perspective compares to how people view their relationship with the environment today? How did Europeans view the land? What types of relations can one have with the land? 4. The Wabanaki Confederacy was formed to protect their lands and resources. What are some ways that people today can work together to protect the environment and resources they rely on? What resources do we rely on today? 5. The Huron-Wendat practiced sustainable resource management. What are sustainable practices? What are some ways you can incorporate sustainable practices into your own life? 6. The Anishinaabe had strict rules and spiritual beliefs that guided their hunting practices. How do you think our own values and beliefs shape the way we interact with the world around us? Do we share the land? Are there any rules to protect the environment for future generations? For example, rules around hunting and fishing.