Inhabitants

For millennia, Native Americans stewarded their lands, but colonization disrupted their practices. Now, Native communities across the US are restoring ties to deserts, forests, and prairies. Stories include Hopi farming, Blackfeet buffalo restoration, Menominee forestry, Hawaiian food forests, and Karuk fire management. These traditions are vital as the climate crisis grows.

My take

A deeply grounding series that reconnects you with the earth and its stewards. Watch Native communities reclaim ancestral land management practices—farming, forestry, fire, restoration—with quiet urgency as climate stakes rise. The kind of documentary that shifts how you think about land, time, and belonging.

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