“…Bird-David, 1999Ingold, 2000;Kohn, 2007Kohn, , 2013Strang, 2004Strang, , 2014bStrang, , 2015Viveiros De Castro, 1998), including those with family and other heritage ties to such ways of life (e.g. Borrows, 2016;Donald, 2009;Kopenawa & Albert, 2013;Little Bear, 2012;Salmón, 2000Salmón, , 2015Watts, 2013Watts, , 2020, argue that for many hunters and gatherers and subsistence farmers, living through a world they depend on but cannot control to any significant degree, 'nature' often figures as differing forms of personhood to be engaged with in mutualistic terms. Because in such ontologies, personhood-as a relational phenomenon that speaks of agency and intention-is not limited to the human, neither are various kinds of relation which might be preserved for human beings in a typified 'Western' context.…”