Climate governance, how societies organize decision-making around climate change, is often framed through Western political and legal structures. These models tend to prioritize human-centric policies rooted in concepts such as […]
For the Indigenous Peoples of the Maritime provinces, the Mi’kmaq, Wolastoqiyik, Passamaquoddy, Maliseet, and Inuit, the oceans and waterways are living relatives, holding centuries of memory and wisdom. These waters […]
Across Canada, climate change is reshaping what can grow and where it can grow. For Indigenous communities, especially the Haudenosaunee, whose ancestors thrived on biodiverse diets, the disruption of traditional […]
The unprecedented shifts brought on by climate change ripple far beyond rising temperatures and extreme weather; they reach deep into the minds and hearts of all living beings. Anxiety, grief, […]
Across the sprawling landscapes of Turtle Island, from the western mountains through central prairies, over eastern woodlands, to the northern boreal and tundra, the land carries memory. It speaks through […]
When we lay our feet upon the ground whether walking through forests, fields, or city streets we often walk unaware of the stories held beneath us. The soil is not […]
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