Ipí’ka’pssiwa:
Land Based
Learning

Ipí’ka’pssiwa: Traditional Eco-Knowledge Immersion for School-Aged Children

Ipí’ka’pssiwa, derived from the Blackfeet language meaning "s/he has powers to perform amazing feats," serves as the cornerstone of our program at Two Powers Land Collective. Our initiative is specifically tailored to school-aged children, offering them a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in traditional ecological knowledge.

At Ipí’ka’pssiwa, we believe in the power of the Land as a teacher and healer. Our program is designed to empower children by connecting them with their cultural heritage and fostering a deep appreciation for the natural world. Through hands-on experiences and interactive learning activities, participants will gain a profound understanding of traditional ecological knowledge passed down through generations.

Intergenerational

Learning

Led by experienced educators and cultural practitioners, our program offers a dynamic curriculum that blends indigenous wisdom with contemporary environmental science.

Traditional Ecological Knowledge

From learning about plant medicines to traditional land stewardship practices, participants explore a diverse range of topics that highlight the interconnectedness of all living beings.

People of Place

Central to our approach is the creation of a safe and supportive learning environment where children can thrive.

Ipí’ka’pssiwa: Land Based Learning

Ipí’ka’pssiwa:
Land Based
Learning