Andrew Berger, MLA has 10+ years of experience in landscape architecture and regional planning practice, teaching, and action-oriented research. Andrew is deeply devoted to uplifting Indigenous community well-being through large scale design and planning projects, and related capacity building programs in direct partnership with community leaders. He holds a Masters of Landscape Architecture from Cornell University and BA in Geography from Macalester College, and he has engaged extensively on the role of landscape architecture practice in contemporary Indigenous communities, including with the American Society of Landscape Architects in 2024. Serving as the Director of Agriculture and Climate Programming with Piikani Lodge Health Institute, he has had the joy and privilege of working with the Amskapi Piikani (Blackfeet) community since 2017.