Indigenous-led Conservation at Miawpekek First Nation

Friday, Nov. 4, 3-4 p.m.

CSF-1302

Geography Blue Box Seminar

Who: Gregory Jeddore

When: November 4th, 3-4pm

Where: CSF 1302

Description: Conservation has always been fundamental to the way Miawpukek First Nation (MFN) chooses to manage its traditional territory. These lands have supported our people for thousands of years. They also support high ecological values, including intactness, caribou, complete watersheds, species-at-risk, important waterways, wetlands, and coastal boreal forests. MFN will develop a traditional land-use plan for our traditional territory, and this will include sites that will be identified as Indigenous Protected Areas.

Presented by Department of Geography

Event Listing 2022-11-04 15:00:00 2022-11-04 16:00:00 America/St_Johns Indigenous-led Conservation at Miawpekek First Nation Geography Blue Box Seminar Who: Gregory Jeddore When: November 4th, 3-4pm Where: CSF 1302 Description: Conservation has always been fundamental to the way Miawpukek First Nation (MFN) chooses to manage its traditional territory. These lands have supported our people for thousands of years. They also support high ecological values, including intactness, caribou, complete watersheds, species-at-risk, important waterways, wetlands, and coastal boreal forests. MFN will develop a traditional land-use plan for our traditional territory, and this will include sites that will be identified as Indigenous Protected Areas. CSF-1302 Department of Geography