Elder Betty Lucas shares stories and knowledge around the fire on the banks of the Stewart River. (Photo: Frits Meyst)
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Na-Cho Nyak Dun - Learning from the Land
Betty Lucas is a fierce, independent Na-Cho Nyak Dun Elder armed with generations of knowledge passed down to her. In her home in Mayo, Elder Betty, sits at her kitchen table, the smell of rabbit stew and freshly brewed tea...

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