http://www.abcleaders.org/stories/383/bloodvein-river-first-nation-joins-efforts-to-protect-boreal-forest-through-world-heritage-site The Aboriginal Boreal Conservation Leaders Project consists of two partnering components: the Aboriginal Boreal Conservation Leaders series, and a volunteer/employment recruitment program. Thu, 18 Aug 2011 16:14:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.abcleaders.org/stories/383/bloodvein-river-first-nation-joins-efforts-to-protect-boreal-forest-through-world-heritage-site/comment-page-1#comment-1286 Rev. Karen Lee Samson Thu, 26 May 2011 17:51:01 +0000 http://www.abcleaders.org/?p=383#comment-1286 It is nice to hear"Bloodvein River First Nation has joined the quest for a World Heritage Site on the east side of Lake Winnipeg. As an active member of Pimachiowin Aki – a unique partnership to safeguard the Anishinabe culture and the boreal forest – Bloodvein River First Nation joins the First Nations of Poplar River, Little Grand Rapids, Paungassi and Pikangikum as well as the provincial governments of Manitoba and Ontario." as quoted at the beginning of this article. People helping people and doing for all the people, universal success, a work from the heart and soul, to all people. Always, Karen It is nice to hear”Bloodvein River First Nation has joined the quest for a World Heritage Site on the east side of Lake Winnipeg. As an active member of Pimachiowin Aki – a unique partnership to safeguard the Anishinabe culture and the boreal forest – Bloodvein River First Nation joins the First Nations of Poplar River, Little Grand Rapids, Paungassi and Pikangikum as well as the provincial governments of Manitoba and Ontario.” as quoted at the beginning of this article.
People helping people and doing for all the people, universal success, a work from the heart and soul, to all people.
Always,
Karen

]]> http://www.abcleaders.org/stories/383/bloodvein-river-first-nation-joins-efforts-to-protect-boreal-forest-through-world-heritage-site/comment-page-1#comment-1064 George Sinclair Wed, 10 Feb 2010 20:22:53 +0000 http://www.abcleaders.org/?p=383#comment-1064 Way to go Bloodvein! We need to protect our boreal forests for our culture and light footprint economic opportunities. This is very good news! Way to go Bloodvein! We need to protect our boreal forests for our culture and light footprint economic opportunities. This is very good news!

]]> http://www.abcleaders.org/stories/383/bloodvein-river-first-nation-joins-efforts-to-protect-boreal-forest-through-world-heritage-site/comment-page-1#comment-1063 Travis Wed, 10 Feb 2010 19:33:53 +0000 http://www.abcleaders.org/?p=383#comment-1063 Hi, I was just wondering, isn't that area trying to be demolished especially the traditional sites. From what I heard from the Chiefs of Berens River, etc. leaders in that area have serious issues about the treaties and land. It seems like they were fighting for the land use of the world heritage site (mining of minerals, paper etc.) But it is an issue due to climate change, produces oxygen in our country, and the use of survival and wildflife etc...what I'm saying is how can we sustain it if we don't even own it? Hudsons Bay Co. doesn't have any business to sell the land..we are the beneficiaries..go after them! Hi, I was just wondering, isn’t that area trying to be demolished especially the traditional sites. From what I heard from the Chiefs of Berens River, etc. leaders in that area have serious issues about the treaties and land. It seems like they were fighting for the land use of the world heritage site (mining of minerals, paper etc.) But it is an issue due to climate change, produces oxygen in our country, and the use of survival and wildflife etc…what I’m saying is how can we sustain it if we don’t even own it? Hudsons Bay Co. doesn’t have any business to sell the land..we are the beneficiaries..go after them!

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