Maceo Carrillo Martinet (PhD) is an ecologist and educator, who works on various environmental restoration, water conservation, and community-based education projects throughout New Mexico.
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The promise of restoration lives within us
When you put these examples of cultural revival, land restoration, and community healing together, it shows us that restoration is not so much about “finally making peace with nature”, as it is about finally making peace with our cultural past.
July 2, 2021
