Fred and Germaine Pigeon's 30-year indigenous site preservation effort

Fred and Germaine Pigeon's 30-year indigenous site preservation effort. Fred and Germaine Pigeon have spent 30+ years successfully saving a site important to multiple tribes and world heritage They are still actively working on site preservation and transitioning the work A documentary about their work was produced by Ricardo and is available to support via QR code

Fred and Germaine Pigeon, members of the Prairie Band Potawatomi tribe, have spent decades protecting Powers Bluff (Skunk Hill), a site sacred to multiple nations. They are still actively preserving its 80 acres and working to transition stewardship to tribal leadership. A documentary by Ricardo captures their story and can be supported via a QR code. What dedication. 🌿

Key Facts

• Fred and Germaine Pigeon have spent 30+ years successfully saving a site important to multiple tribes and world heritage
• They are still actively working on site preservation and transitioning the work
• A documentary about their work was produced by Ricardo and is available to support via QR code

Source: The Shaman and The Philosopher. Ep.24 by Institute for Natural Philosophy