“Dr. Dan Wildcat is able to present tough messages about the need for radical changes to our epistemological frameworks in the face of climate change in language accessible at various levels of education and to folks from multiple walks of life. Dr. Dan is a wonderfully engaging storyteller, and his advocacy of Indigenous knowledge and technology as necessary tools for shaping interventions into our climate crisis might be the most compelling story of all.” — Grinnell College, 2025
“Dr. Wildcat captured our attention with his perspectives on Indigenous Knowledges, Tribal engagement, the nature-culture nexus, and the land, air, water, biological, and policy issues facing Native nations. It was a memorable and enlightening event.” — U.S. Geological Survey, 2024
“In my opinion, Dan Wildcat was wonderful both as a personality and as a speaker. He was so friendly and easy to be with, and his talk was everything I hoped it would be, i.e., getting that indigenous perspective of life on Earth and how to live it. If we humans could follow his advice to live with an indigenous perspective, I believe the current dangers to human civilization would fade away.” — Sierra Club Kentucky, 2024
“We are honored that Dr. Wildcat spent time with us to share his insights from both his experiences and his book Red Alert: Saving the Planet with Indigenous Knowledge. He was generous in sharing his knowledge and wisdom. Despite it being an online evet, Dr. Wildcat was so engaging that it made us feel as if we were in the same room with him. The event exceeded our expectations, and we received wonderful feedback on Dr. Wildcat and the material he discussed and presented.” — Jacobs, 2024
“Dr. Dan Wildcat was a vibrant presence at the University of Richmond’s workshop on sustainability. His talk brought tremendous insight and a sensitive rendering of the value of Indigenous perspectives on non-hierarchical human relationships with the earth. He was a gracious partner for the international community we’d gathered, and established strong relations with our partners from the Amazon rainforest. Dr. Wildcat’s most recent book, On Indigenuity: Learning the Lessons of Mother Earth, was a hot item for purchase at UR’s Sustainability Fair.” — U of Richmond, 2023
“We, at the Turchin Center, found Dr. Wildcat to be a generous guest speaker. He met with students in an informal setting and shared with our greater community in partnership with an exhibiting artist. What he shared was simple, straight forward and very impactful. I know many of us will remember his words for a long time to come.” — Appalachian State University, 2021