How to Exist on Indigenous Land, According to Redwoods
onIn a naturalized redwood forest of New Zealand, Shaandiin Cedar, a Diné (Navajo) woman, reflects on what it means to be on Indigenous land.
Shaandiin Cedar (she/her) is a Navajo Tribal member originally from Northern Arizona. She is a sustainability professional and a proud Native activist working to elevate and celebrate Native and Indigenous people in the outdoors. A NativesOutdoors ambassador, she is passionate about her Diné (Navajo) people and accelerating climate action in every facet of her work. She’s a published writer, a rock climber, and an outspoken advocate for justice work embedded into environmental, social, and economic issues.
