How Traditional Knowledge Helps Monitor the Environmental Impact @ManitobaHydro

Uploaded April 2019 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago

Teaching young people to trap helps preserve traditional knowledge for the future.

Jimmy Lockhart from Fox Lake Cree Nation shows how a community program teaches youth about trapping, and helps preserve their traditional way of life in the North ✨

How Traditional Knowledge Helps Monitor the Environmental Impact

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