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We often overlook the influence of nature, no, in real we all know it in one's mind, just don't feel it directly, it means that you do not feel much guilty for doing something that contributes to destruction. Therefore, in using nature's resources, people also tend to have little concern about the future consequences of this action. As a result, natural destruction problems such as environmental change are occurring, and solutions are being sought at the national level. In the case of Canada, it has decided to accept the wisdom of the indigenous people who have been assimilated with nature for a long time. They do not have a scientifically brilliant and efficient way to protect nature, As a result of what I have done right now, I am constantly concerned about what will happen over the next three generations. Since I was a child, I knew that environmental problems often emerged in our country, and I was actually interested in them, so I often did extraordinary activities to explore solutions. To briefly explain by mixing the thoughts at the time with the current thoughts, there are newly invented efficient and nature-friendly energy sources, and ways to make people more efficient in consuming resources are continuously introduced, but in the end, if they continue to be used like this, It is concluded that only the environment is impoverished.
In fact, even compared to my parent's generation, in Korea where I grew up (rapid development occurred)
Significant amounts of the destruction of nature are underway in many sectors. It is true that everyone's participation is necessary to come to the goal. In this situation, the idea of ​​thinking of the 3rd generation, which is said by the natives who are close to nature to the extent that the above-mentioned countries are recognized, can come up really well. If you have it, that is a painting in which everyone participates.
Think of the word 'nature', how familiar it is always by our side and making it our home, but also think of the 'force of supernature' and how powerful it is, we cannot go against it. So take these solutions seriously.

-Daeuk Kim

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Being born and raise on an island in the Caribbean is by far amazing, what is even more amazing is coming from a family of farmers, where preserving nature is considered a norm. Planting of trees, flowers and using or organic manure in our soil is our way of maintaining nature's peace. Reading this article brings a bit of emotion of sadness, because my parents always taught me to cherish "mother nature" from the animals, the oceans, the rivers and the trees all play a part in making our bodies healthy, for both oxygen and food. These teaching from my parents have transferred from their parents, then to my parents and now to me and I am also teaching my son about nature so he can then teach his children. In my country in the school's children are taught to plant trees and farm as a subject, from preschool to tertiary level. The government in my country is making sure children learn from a young age of preserving nature and protecting our wildlife.

Ifesha Delpeche

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Sometimes we forget that nature is important to us and is probably most important to those individuals who grew up most of their life with nature. Most of the time, I catch myself drawn to technologies like cell phones and laptops, which could give me the satisfaction of social media and online learning, which is not bad. But after reading the article and discovering the boreal forest here in Canada, I realized there’s more to nature that I did not yet explore, and its free. Additionally, with the current problem on Climate Change, I might give even just a tiny bit of help by just exploring and enjoying this forest. With this, if someday I would be given the means to, I would love to go and visit Mr. Saganash, see his trapline and meet his family.

-Kervin

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I found it interesting that Canada has acknowledged the significance of Indigenous understanding and involvement in tackling climate change. Native Americans have always had a deep relationship with the land, and they have a rich ancestral ecological understanding that may be used to manage the land effectively and develop measures to fight climate change. Also, to meet its climate goal, the Canadian government has set aside a budget of $340 million to help the indigenous communities to protect their areas, and carbon sinks as well as making them stakeholders with the responsibility to stop deforestation. According to, Mandy Gull-Masty, the grand chief of the Cree National Government, which represents the Cree communities in Quebec mentioned in her interview with Norimitsu Onishi and Nasuna Stuart-Ulin, journalists at The New York Times in their article that “Within the past five years, I have seen a shift and an openness, particularly at the federal level, where I think they’re starting to understand that traditional knowledge acquired over sometimes millennia is as valid as Western Science”(“Fighting Climate Change, Indigenous People Protect Canadian Forests,” 2022’ P.02). I think that Indigenous people usually possess knowledge of medicinal plants that is unfamiliar to science and might prove superior to what modern medicine currently possesses. They frequently have better ideas for managing local land since they have lived in their region for many generations and are familiar with its eccentricities. I learned that it is important to carry traditional knowledge from our ancestors to help us support our health and wellness, not only for ourselves but also for the community and the next generations.
vrunda patel

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According to me, Indigenous people are the ones who learned everything from actual practices and from their surrounding which helps them to understand the environment better than those people who read it on book. Government is doing right to choose Indigenous people as their medicine to save the climate change before it turns to something that cannot be improved. For this to happen Government must built a good relationship with the Indigenous people and try to understand them better and their traditional methods because modern technologies always don't make things better when it comes to nature.

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I was born and raised in Ukraine, Kyiv. Ukraine is the largest country in Europe, our nature is incredibly beautiful and ranges from hot Crimean steppes to snowy Carpathian mountains. In school I was taught to care about nature and now in everyday life, I am trying to minimize the negative influence on the environment. Recycle plastic bottles instead of throwing them in the bin, and turn off lights when I don't need them on anymore. I think It's up to us to do what we can to care for the environment. When I am making decisions I am thinking about how that will affect not just 3 generations in the future, but how that will affect all Earth's inhabitants. I think that each person should carefully use Earth’s resources and remember that someone else is living on the same land. This is the only way we can fight climate change and save forests.

- Davyd Kuleba

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Do we use future fortune to enjoy today's life?

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Do we use future fortune to enjoy today's life?

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According to Don Saganash's saying "we're thinking three generations ahead" (Onishi and Stuart-Ulin, 2022, P3) --touching me most--It tells me that I must have long term thoughts for my future and do not focus on the short-term benefits. In other words, do not use future's fortune to enjoy today's life. Undoubtfully, it is the ancient wisdom of indigenous people and is still invaluable today. If we use the way (three-generation pattern) like the indigenous people to tackle the climate crisis, it must be effective because most crisis-- including the climate crisis-- are due to people's unethical and short-term behaviours.

Peiming Fang

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Protecting the environment is everyone's responsibility.

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Protecting the environment is everyone's responsibility.

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From reading this article, I learned that the environment and how Canadian Aboriginal communities are consuming natural resources think three generations ahead. I am from China and have experienced Chinese higher education. Whether it comes from books or the outside world, everyone is calling for environmental protection and love for our earth, which is our home. What I want to say here is that these are only slogans, and few people act. In China, March 12th is defined as Arbor Day. I remember that when I was in school, the school would organize students to go out to plant trees on this day. The purpose is to protect nature. This behavior is fine, but I feel like it looks like it's doing something, in other words, after the day, it doesn't matter if the trees survive or not. Many topics that people get together to chat now are about: housing prices, inflation and so on. Few people will mention our environment, natural resources, and other topics. I think everyone ignores the protection of the environment, which is a problem. Through this article, I feel that I will change myself. For example: strictly separate garbage, reduce the use of plastic products and consider buying second-hand goods. If each of us raises awareness of environmental protection, I believe our homeland will be very beautiful in the future.
Demi Cheng

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Will the combat of indigenous people like Don Saganshi against negative human activities reach future generations?

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Will the combat of indigenous people like Don Saganshi against negative human activities reach future generations?

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I think that, when the local communities combat with negative human activities, everything will be perfect. However, the mining and deforestation still continues. If all people come together, there is nothing they cannot achieve. That's why I think people should come together and get a common idea to solve the problem. Indigenous communities like Don Saganash have been struggling with negative human activity for years. This situation is very good for future generations because if local people tell future generations about their struggles, future generations will have a bright future. It's not just local communities, all countries communities should help who need help for solve the problem easily. I can't think my after three or two generations because Our lives are changing day by day and this change is affecting everyone in the whole world.

Madlen Boyaci

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IS OUR PLANET EARTH SAFE FOR THE FUTURE GENERATION?

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IS OUR PLANET EARTH SAFE FOR THE FUTURE GENERATION?

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In fighting climate changes we may have to work together to balance what is needed presently and the preservation of resources for the future generation. We always have a plan to fight climate change in the long term. Then only we can succeed in that. In order to fight climate change, we have to reduce the use of greenhouse gas emissions, protect natural resources, and save the ecosystem. We also have to make sure that we have taken the early steps to protect our mother earth. When developing and implementing sustainable ways we have to make sure that it will help the future generation in fighting climate change. we should support conservation, renewable energy, sustainable methods and other measures that help to reduce climate change that will potentially effect the environment and the future generation. As I mentioned above we have to always look for long-term support that will give us short-term benefits and also for the conservative method of environmental management. We have to make a habit of being more responsible and environmentally friendly that have less impact on the earth by choosing us as an example that what we do today will influence our future generation. It is always important that how our decision may affect future generations in the fight against climate change. Global climate change is a vital problem with a wide range of effects. making choices in renewable energy sources, and promoting sustainable land and resources always gives us an advantage in the fight against climate change. In conclusion, everyone should think the same way and create successful plans and rules that reduce climate change, it will help our future generations to make the earth as habitable planet.

ABIN K PAUL JOSEPH

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Indigenous peoples have a deep understanding of how to live in harmony with nature and think for future generations.

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Indigenous peoples have a deep understanding of how to live in harmony with nature and think for future generations.

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I was not taught to think three generations ahead when consuming natural resources, but I think it is a very valuable and respectful way of life. I strive to make eco-friendly and sustainable decisions, but I don't always think about how they will affect my family for the next three generations. I think it can be useful in the fight against climate change because it will encourage people to reduce their carbon footprint and protect the natural resources that are essential to life. According to an article, Canada is looking for indigenous peoples to help manage its boreal forests, which are the world's largest intact forest ecosystem and one of its largest carbon reservoirs. Indigenous peoples have a long history and a deep understanding of how-to live-in harmony with nature and think for future generations. This is a positive step for Canada and for the world, and I hope more people will learn from the wisdom and practices of the Indigenous peoples.
Flynn