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One of the most important parts of Tracking Change has been the relationships and networks that it has built. Working together on important issues like habitat loss, climate change and cultural security is something that we hope to continue to do long after the project funds are spent. This was exactly the idea behind our […]
Spring in the north-western hemisphere is a time of regrowth and renewal. In Nehiyaw (Cree) this time corresponds to NISKIPISIM or the Goose Moon, which signifies the return of the goose and the start of this new season. Here in the Tracking Change team, we thought we could all use a little change. Today […]
A sweeping survey of traditional knowledge from the Mackenzie basin reveals Canada’s largest watershed in the midst of a rapid and uncertain transformation, Ivan Semeniuk reports.
From The Gordon Foundation Channel Narrated by celebrated northern journalist Paul Andrew, Cold Amazon tells the story of Canada’s massive Mackenzie River Basin. At 1.8 million sq. kilometres, covering three provinces and all three territories, the Mackenzie plays a significant environmental, economic and spiritual role that stretches far beyond its borders. This short documentary highlights […]
We build and share knowledge about the sustainability of three of the world’s largest freshwater ecosystems: The Mackenzie River Basin, The Mekong River Basin, and The Amazon River Basin.
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