White Sands Organ Mountains, North AmericaGwen Bridge
Indigenous environmental scientist, hydrologist, and advocate for ethical collaboration, integrating Indigenous knowledge into land and water governance.
About Gwen
Gwen Bridge is an Indigenous environmental scientist and hydrologist dedicated to bridging Indigenous and non-Indigenous perspectives in sustainable environmental management. She advances the inclusion of Indigenous laws, principles, and protocols in collaborative planning, highlighting the inseparability of healthy land, water, and people. Gwen empowers communities to foster ethical decision-making, embrace Indigenous legal frameworks, and elevate traditional knowledge in stewardship and governance for resilient futures.
In Gwen's own words
“Five percent of Indigenous peoples control or have within their managed territories 80% of the world’s biodiversity.”“So reconciliation is fundamentally the resolution of conflict if you look at the dictionary definition.”“So the question when we’re thinking about the work that we’re doing in Ethical Spaces is: what is at conflict?”Where Gwen works
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