Drones for storytellers, guardians, and students
Aaniin News River readers!
Keep your eye on the sky this week, we are sharing a pair of drone-related stories, including teaching secondary school students in Inuvik the basics of mini-drone tech and telling an ancient Anangu sacred story above Uluru in Australia. In sustainability and innovation news out here on the West Coast, Coast Funds is empowering First Nations in the Great Bear Rainforest and Haida Gwaii to achieve healthy and vibrant economies and communities. Check out their 2022 Annual Report celebrating First Nations leadership in the conservation economy.
And while we are in the area, Coastal First Nations just released their Toolkit for Installing Heat Pumps in Remote Indigenous Communities – a vital resource for communities who are looking for a reliable and sustainable source of heating and cooling.
Celebrating 4 Million Moosehide Pins! May 11th was the 12th annual Moose Hide Campaign Walk, where events were held across Canada to draw attention to gender-based violence. Over 400,000 Canadians took part in person and virtually. The Campaign recently celebrated a major milestone by presenting their 4 millionth pin to Senator Michelle Audette. We challenge you to learn more about the Moose Hide Campaign, keep an eye on their ongoing efforts, and get involved next year!
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