What is our relationship with land? Do we own land, and if so does that really mean? Does it give us the right to do whatever we want with it? Does that mean that we can mistreat it, abuse it, even destroy it? Many people are starting to look at this question and re-evaluate what land ownership really means, and the responsibility of taking care of land, the earth and our environment. For thousands of years indigenous people around of the world have been a living example of how to live in relative harmony with nature and the environment, how to be stewards of the land. In our present environmental crisis many things need to be change in order for our planet to survive, and foremost among these is changing how we think about the land.