Thomas Sewid is a prominent figure in the Sasquatch enthusiast community. He is a member of the Kwakwaka'wakw First Nation from northern Vancouver Island, British Columbia, and his tribe possesses a deep ancestral connection to the Sasquatch, whom they call Dzoonakwa.
Driven by a desire to educate others about his tribe's perspective on Sasquatch, Thomas founded the Sasquatch Island Facebook group and YouTube channel. Through these platforms, he shares his extensive knowledge and experiences, including:
• Decades of living in the bush throughout the Broughton Archipelago
• A lifetime of commercial fishing along the British Columbia coast
• Countless encounters with Sasquatch and other lesser-known cryptids like the Bokwus
Thomas emphasizes the importance of respecting Sasquatch, whom he and his tribe view as members of "The Other Tribe." He has developed guidelines for interacting with these creatures ethically and ensuring their safety. These guidelines are based on his traditional knowledge and experience in ecotourism.
Sewid's Achievements and Recognition
• Advocated for accurate terminology regarding Sasquatch, dispelling the misconception that all tribes call them Bokwus.
• Authored a forthcoming book detailing his experiences and insights into Sasquatch.
• Formulated recommendations for future regulations concerning Sasquatch interaction.
• Became a sought-after speaker at conferences, delivering lectures on Sasquatch and his proposed guidelines.
How to Connect with Thomas Sewid
• Email: [email protected]
• Sasquatch Island on Facebook and YouTube
In Conclusion
Thomas Sewid is a respected Sasquatch investigator dedicated to fostering understanding and ethical interaction between humans and Sasquatch. His knowledge, experience, and passion make him a valuable resource in the Sasquatch research community.
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