An inspiring interview about why listening to the Earth is so important in events such as the UNFCCC COPs
Listen to Mindahi Bastida, from the Otomi Toltec Nation of Central Mexico, on the occasion of the United Nations Conference on Climate Change 26th Conference of the Parties (COP26) in Glasgow.
Mindahi Bastida is Director of Original Nations Program for the Fountain, Spokesperson for the Grand Council of the Eagle and the Condor, Executive Committee Member of the Alliance of Guardians for Mother Earth.
In this conversation with Suzi Steer, from Treesisters (also Advisory Committee member of Listening to the Earth and Listening Inspires), Mindahi Bastida speaks of why listening to the Earth is essential to be educated about how to live in harmony with the Earth. He speaks of the importance of taking care of Nature, living in reciprocity, with humility, and what it means to invite Mother Earth in summits such as the UNFCCC COPs.