Before the humans spoke, the earth spoke first. And we are still listening.

For twenty-five years, we have walked through ʔamak̓is Ktunaxa, guided by the quiet voices of the land. We learned the names of plants in languages that almost forgot themselves. We gathered with children and elders, made medicines beside rivers and stoves, and remembered that healing is not found in isolation—it's found in relationship.

Walking Through the Seasons carries sixty-six plant profiles, Ktunaxa and Salish names, seasonal teachings, and the understanding that sensitivity is not weakness—it is ancestral intelligence speaking through the heart.

This is not a field guide. It is a living record of transmission—how knowledge travels through hands, through loss, through laughter, through generations who still listen.

For those who cannot.
For those just remembering.
For those yet to come.

The long handshake continues. Come walk with us.