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Indigenous Leadership for Conservation and Reconciliation - The Tla-o-qui-aht Nation’s territory extends from one of the few remaining ancient temperate rainforests down to the Pacific Ocean.
It is a place of thousand-year-old cedars up to 4 metre in diameter. Elk run through the misty woods, and black bears catch salmon as they migrate upstream, pulled back to rivers and streams by an unstoppable urge to spawn the next generation where they themselves hatched.
These modules provide you and your students with opportunities to explore Inuit values and cultural beliefs. We hope they will...
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How Art Can Change Our Relationship to the Natural World – When Tania Willard was growing up in the small...
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This issue of Root & STEM explores how artificial intelligence (AI) is sparking compelling questions, stories, and lessons surrounding machine...
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