Huya Aniwa’s Nature School aims to educate future Earth stewards by bridging Indigenous tradition with modern science to nurture a future where humanity thrives in a reciprocal relationship with our living planet.

Teaching sustainable land-management techniques through an embodied relationship to one’s environment is fundamental to co-create an environmentally viable and regenerative future. Huya Aniwa’s nature school will serve as a "natural laboratory" for Indigenous peoples to impart practical knowledge of creating sustainable relationships with the land and all living species in one's environment. Through a participatory education methodology, under the auspices of Indigenous knowledge, we will introduce traditional land management techniques to guarantee biodiversity. We will also combine modern technology that enhances such land stewardship techniques, making the programs and courses of our Nature School a benefit for the Indigenous collectives we have partnered with as well.

Additionally, Huya Aniwa aims to develop a Waldorf-inspired program for youth to empower them by participating in the programs taught at our nature school. Indigenous students attending our school may also have the unique experience of learning from their own people in addition to invited specialists who will educate them on new advances in scientific knowledge applied to sustainable land stewardship. 

If you are interested in investing in our Nature School, please contact our team at: info@huyaaniwa.org.