Claire Kemp, Research Associate at WISE Lab and Elena McCulloch, Research & Consultation Coordinator at Wahkohtowin Development GP Inc., share insight on What Are the Moose Telling Us: University of Guelph Research Collaboration with Day 1 participants of Mooz Maawanjiding.

“If ecosystems are healthy, so are our moose,” expressed Curtis Avery, Environment Manager in Nipissing First Nation, during his presentation on Community Level Research at Nipissing First Nation on Day 1 of the Mooz Maawanjiding — Moose Symposium.

Day 1 of the Mooz Maawanjiding — Moose Symposium came to a close following an open discussion with participants on Sharing Experiences and Concerns with the Moose facilitated by John Beaucage.

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Shannon Chief, Mike Diabo, & David Kistabish from Anishnabe Moose Studies kicked off Day 2 of Mooz Maawanjiding by Exploring Inowledge and Governanxe for the Protection of Moose Populations in and Around La Verendrye Park, Quebec. To read more: anishnabeanikiwin.org/wp-content/upl…

“We want to be able to influence our propeller to go out on the land and rely on the traditional medicines and foods that are edible out there. It’s a chance to transfer knowledge,” stated Shannon Chief with Anishnabe Moose Studies on Day 2 of Mooz Maawanjiding.

Patrick Hubert, Senior Wildlife Policy Analyst with the Minsitry of Natural Resources, explores Ontario Moose Management Policy: Activities and Outcomes with participants of Day 2 of the Mooz Maawanjiding — Moose Symposium.

“Moose management comes from the grassroots people,” expressed Clifford Paul, Moose Management Coordinator at the Unama'ki Institute of Natural Resources, in Day 2 of the Mooz Maawanjiding — Moose Symposium.

Anishinabek Nation Mooz Maawanjiding – Moose Symposium panel provides insights on adapting to changes in the moose Read more via Anishinabek News: anishinabeknews.ca/2024/09/06/ani…