Turbidity: our connection to nature

The video explores the deep connection with nature, highlighting the sense of identity it provides. Bev Sellers shares her experiences as a leader of the Soda Creek First Nation, her educational journey, and her published works. The video also delves into traditional knowledge, family dynamics, and personal growth. It encourages viewers to connect with the land, emphasizing the joy and friendship found in nature.

What are the two types of economies mentioned by the speaker?

• Monetary and digital

• Industrial and agricultural

• Monetary and natural

• Digital and natural

What leadership role did Bev Sellers hold?

• Mayor of a city

• Director of a non-profit organization

• President of a university

• Chief of the Hot Salt First Nation

What is the title of Bev Sellers' first book?

• Price Paid

• The Journey Home

• They Called Me Number One

• The Fight for Survival

What unusual flavor of ice cream did the speaker mention?

• Cedar wood

• Devils club

• Maple syrup

• Wild berry

What challenge did the speaker face while swimming with horses?

• Cold water

• A loose rein

• Strong currents

• Heavy rain

What feeling did the speaker associate with going home?

• Anxiety

• Freedom

• Confusion

• Sadness

What does the speaker encourage people to do to connect with nature?

• Watch documentaries

• Attend workshops

• Get out on the land and water

• Read books about nature