Henry J Quick Bear Sr., To Speak At 12th World Wilderness Congress In August
The organizers and hosts of the 12th World Wilderness Congress are excited to announce that Henry J Quick Bear Sr. will speak at the Congress on Monday, August 26th!
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Henry J Quick Bear Sr. is currently the Lakota language teacher for the Lakolya Waoniya Project. Henry is a respected spiritual leader from Spring Creek community on the Rosebud Reservation. He is continuing the work his grandpa Cetan Ohanko started. He is currently working on Lakota language reclamation as a language teacher and consultant for tribal programs.
The 12th World Wilderness Congress (WILD12) is a global forum to coordinate and mobilize the protection of Earth’s remaining wilderness and wild places. It convenes thousands of delegates from around the world approximately every 4 years to seek and agree upon new actions and principles in the stewardship of Earth. WILD12 is hosted by the Oceti Sakowin on behalf of the Sicangu Lakota Treaty Council, and will place a special emphasis on reinterpreting wilderness through Indigenous perspectives.
To register for WILD12, please visit the link below.
![Speaker Announcement: Bob Baron](https://wild.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Bob-Baron-2-min.jpg)
Speaker Announcement: Bob Baron
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Speaker Announcement: Ramson Karmushu
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![Speaker Announcement: Ben Bobowski](https://wild.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Ben-Bobowski-2.jpg)
Speaker Announcement: Ben Bobowski
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![Speaker Announcement: Daniel R. Wildcat](https://wild.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Daniel-Wildcat-2-min.jpg)
Speaker Announcement: Daniel R. Wildcat
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Speaker Announcement: Fany Kuiru Castro
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Speaker Announcement: Sinclair Vincent
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