Comments on: Traditional Knowledge Key in Planning for the Future http://www.abcleaders.org/stories/517/traditional-knowledge-key-in-planning-for-the-future 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 By: Lands Director http://www.abcleaders.org/stories/517/traditional-knowledge-key-in-planning-for-the-future/comment-page-1#comment-1120 Lands Director Thu, 10 Jun 2010 21:12:04 +0000 http://www.abcleaders.org/?p=517#comment-1120 Great pic! Good article--it effectively captures the essence of the work we do in the FNFN Lands Department. Wes was a member of our 2009 TUS research team. Though Wes is no longer with the department, our TUS work continues. For more information about FNFN Traditional Use Studies,(including an upcoming Boreal caribou study) please contact our department at: reception.lands@fnnation.ca. Mahsi cho, Lana Lowe FNFN Lands Director Great pic! Good article–it effectively captures the essence of the work we do in the FNFN Lands Department. Wes was a member of our 2009 TUS research team. Though Wes is no longer with the department, our TUS work continues.

For more information about FNFN Traditional Use Studies,(including an upcoming Boreal caribou study) please contact our department at: reception.lands@fnnation.ca.

Mahsi cho,

Lana Lowe
FNFN Lands Director

]]> By: wendy http://www.abcleaders.org/stories/517/traditional-knowledge-key-in-planning-for-the-future/comment-page-1#comment-1104 wendy Mon, 31 May 2010 19:07:51 +0000 http://www.abcleaders.org/?p=517#comment-1104 Great story! The importance of oral history has long been valued and recognized in many cultures and many countries. This story also sheds light on its potential as a positive force on decisions that affect our environment and its distinct habitats. Great story! The importance of oral history has long been valued and recognized in many cultures and many countries. This story also sheds light on its potential as a positive force on decisions that affect our environment and its distinct habitats.

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