Dr. Amy Cardinal Christianson is a Cree-Métis cultural fire practitioner and advocate. She works alongside Indigenous communities to support their role in caring for their lands, including reclaiming and revitalizing their relationship with fire, land and cultural knowledge. Amy champions Indigenous-led fire stewardship as a pathway to healthier landscapes, stronger communities and greater self-determination. Dane de Souza is a Métis Indigenous Fire Stewardship researcher, advocate and former wildland firefighter. Through his work at the Métis National Council, Dane has had the opportunity to advocate for Métis communities and Indigenous-led climate solutions in domestic and international forums. Dane's work and passion centres on returning Good Fire to the land to heal not only the land but all our relations. Lisa Shepherd is a celebrated artist and respected Knowledge Carrier for the Métis Nation. Originally, from Treaty 6 territory in Alberta, she now resides in British Columbia on the traditional territory of Katzie and Kwantlen First Nations, and is a citizen of the Métis Nation of British Columbia. Lisa hopes that when children read Good Fire, they will feel a loving connection to the land and a sense of comfort within the circle.