This talk explores the Three-Eyed Seeing Framework and how it can be used as a management and conservation tool. Indigenous people are the stewards of Our Relations (flora and fauna, lands, waters). This relationship has enabled Indigenous people the ability to hear and discern what Our Relations are saying, and to be the voice of Our Relations. We can the Indigenous science lens by applying the three-eyed seeing framework. Indigenous stewardship laws guide Indigenous people’s ethical responsibility for Aki (land) and our well-being. Indigenous people have a strong connection with the Aki. When the Aki is traumatized, Indigenous people also suffer from the trauma. Anishinaabe laws are premised on ethical space and the need to respect Our Relations based on Anishinaabe laws and western science.