How do we reconnect with the land and pave the way for a just and regenerative future?

What does it mean to rematriate the Earth and hold space for future generations?
In this episode of Beloved Futures, host Aubrey Morgan Yee sits down with Abi Huff, a visionary committed to community care, land rematriation, and creating systems that
honor the Earth and all living beings.
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Abi Huff is a force of love. Her work and life are infused with the desire to see our
communities thriving and our planet healthy. Abi believes there is much work to do as we direct our energies towards a Just Transition and bright future for all.
Accessibility to resources is an imperative piece to building a stable foundation on which our communities can thrive. Abi is dedicated to the rising of future generations and movement towards a regenerative economy which holds our planet and all life sacred. This life affirming vision is the weaving of all of our movements and collective work which aim to create the shifts we wish to see. Abi utilizes her spectrum of experience, cosmology, and
deep commitment to the unseen generations to come in her work with C.E.L.T. – the Center for Ethical Land Transition.
In this episode we talk about the rematriation of land, the feeling of being with liberated land, the importance of deep listening to the more than human world and how to hold our children in the light of hope as we navigate difficult and often dark times.
Throughout the conversation, Abi shares her personal journey—from growing up
surrounded by a lush food forest in her childhood to working on salmon restoration and eventually leading movement-based work in healing and land justice.
Join us for a conversation that is not only grounding but filled with hope, as we explore the sacredness of land, deep listening practices, and ways to hold our children and communities in the light of love and possibility.

Key Takeaways:

• The meaning and importance of rematriation of land and why it matters now more than ever.
• How connecting with the Earth and her ecosystems can deepen our sense of 
  belonging and healing.
• Tools for holding space for future generations, even in times of darkness and difficulty.
• The power of regenerative economies and creating land transitions that are both ethical and just.

I’m so grateful to Abi and all she stewards. I hope you will find solace, inspiration and
regeneration in our words...

With Love and Gratitude,
Aubrey Morgan Yee

GUEST INFO
You can find / follow Abi here:
Instagram: @_ethical_land_transition

EPISODE RESOURCES
Center for Ethical Land Transition 
https://centerelt.org/
Mother Law Starter Series 
https://www.landjusticefutures.org/starter-series

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