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Indigenous Mentors - Traditional/Cultural Knowledge and Practices

Wilfred Jackson speaks

Skilled Indigenous Mentors in Hunting, Harvesting and Survival practices/techniques. On the Land Programs are run seasonally, reinforcing Land Use practice and participation of indigenous values, systems, beliefs and knowledge. It is open to all ages.

”The NWT Recreation and Parks Association believes that spending time on the land is vital for building and strengthening healthy minds, bodies, families, and communities. Colonial policies, including residential schools, sought to remove Indigenous peoples from their territories and break their connection with the land. On the land programs are an important part of revitalizing cultures, languages, and traditions.” from the website http://www.nwtrpa.org/on-the-land-programs.htm

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Contact Details

Organization: On the Land Programs
Location: Rádı̨lı̨h Kóé
Name: Wilfred Jackson
Title: Indigenous Mentor/Instructor
Address:
PO Box 08
Fort Good Hope, NT
X0E 0H0
Email Address: jacksonsbnb@gmail.com
Phone Number: 867-598-2067

Contributor

Name: Anne Marie Jackson 

Province/Territory

Northwest Territories

Education Levels

Community

Education Topics

Elder Knowledge
Food and Food Security
Harvesting
Land-based Learning

Language Spoken

English