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Reimagining America’s “Best Idea”: Indigenous Stewardship and the Next Era of Conservation
This essay argues that the future of place‑based conservation in the United States depends on re‑centering Indigenous stewardship as a governing framework rather than treating it as an exception to federal land management. Drawing on Indigenous epistemologies, federal Indian law, and contemporary ex
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