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'Where the rivers meet': Sakitawak partners with Nature Canada to conserve Métis fur block - Vimarsana News

'Where the rivers meet': Sakitawak partners with Nature Canada to conserve Métis fur block

The Prince Albert Daily Herald is Prince Albert's only employee owned and operated, community focused daily Newspaper.

Canada Pledges $340 Million to Support Indigenous Stewardship Programs - Vimarsana News

Canada Pledges $340 Million to Support Indigenous Stewardship Programs

This funding is crucial in the efforts to protect biodiversity and in the fight to slow climate change.

Fairy Creek blockades set to be Canada's largest act of civil disobedience - Vimarsana News

Fairy Creek blockades set to be Canada's largest act of civil disobedience

As RCMP arrests at Fairy Creek blockades approach Clayoquot Sound record, experts say legacy will be B.C.’s old-growth forest response

Natural climate solutions could offset 11 per cent of Canada's emissions - Vimarsana News

Natural climate solutions could offset 11 per cent of Canada's emissions

Natural climate change solutions could offset 78 megatonnes of Canada’s GHG emissions by 2030, according to report published in Science Advances

New Mi'kmaw-led land trust aims to protect culturally significant lands - Vimarsana News

New Mi'kmaw-led land trust aims to protect culturally significant lands

Cape Dauphin is where Kluskap Cave is located.(Nicole MacLennan/CBC) First Nations in Nova Scotia have a new way to protect and conserve lands.  The Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi'kmaw Chiefs recently announced a new land trust to protect lands for ecological and cultural reasons. The Mi'kmaw-led initiative is called Sespite'tmnej Kmitkinu Conservancy. Sespite'tmnej Kmitknu means "let us protect our territory/homeland." "It's being supported by the Mi'kmaq for the Mi'kmaq," said Megan Pagniello, land trust co-ordinator with the Sespite'tmnej Kmitkinu Conservancy. Pagniello said the trust will...

Source: cbc.ca