Indigenous Plant Uses & Stewardship – Virtual

Shane Weeks will discuss the Indigenous practices of land stewardship on Long Island and the importance of the plants used traditionally by Indigenous people of the area during this virtual presentation on Zoom. He will also highlight some of the current rematriation efforts of traditional staple food, medicinal, and ceremonial plant species. Shane Weeks is a proud member of the Shinnecock Nation, artist, culture bearer, and educator dedicated to preserving Indigenous history, fostering cultural exchange, and supporting future generations through community leadership and creative practice. This program is co-hosted by Quogue Wildlife Refuge &  Suffolk Alliance of Pollinators (SAP). $5 per person, free for 2026 QWR Members.  The Zoom meeting link will be sent to you after registration.

Refund Policy: Program tickets are non-refundable unless we, Quogue Wildlife Refuge, cancel the program due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. If you decide to cancel, your class fee will be donated to support our mission driven work at the Quogue Wildlife Refuge.