Join us for a walk discussing indigenous wisdom and the natural world.

The Loess Hills are a unique landform with abundant natural and cultural history. The area has changed significantly from pre-settlement times to the days when Lewis & Clark explored the area to today. Join Dustin Clayton and Taylor Keen on a walk discussing the land, flora, fauna, and people in the Loess Hills over time.

Taylor Keen is a teacher, community builder, Native American thought leader, a member of both the Omaha Tribe and the Cherokee Nation, and a professor of business at Creighton University. Dustin Clayton is a lifelong student of the forest and a longtime practitioner of a number of Earth Based skills. 

Meet at the Loess Hills Lodge at Hitchcock Nature Center--27792 Ski Hill Loop, Honey Creek, IA 51542
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Event is free with park admission ($3 per vehicle). 

Contact Project Coordinator Lance Brisbois at lance@goldenhillsrcd.org / 712.482.3029.