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Indigenous Peoples Day serves as an opportunity for all Canadians to reflect upon the shared history, initiate reconciliation, and foster meaningful relationships built on mutual respect, understanding, and collaboration.

Wild roses (Rosa canina L) oginii-waabigwaniin are abundant in vitamin C, and are used to create teas and tonics to treat colds and coughs by the Ojibwe.

🌻Join our first Land Camp of the summer! Traditional Shaker making with Liz Ozamik and the Oshkawazin Trailblazers 🌱Click the link to sign up now! loom.ly/yaBqO1g

Anyone know who this is? This amphibian was spotted by the TRACKS team in Minden Ontario- traditional territory of the Michi Saagiig and Chippewa Nations. Do you think it's a frog (omagakii) or a toad (obiigomakakii)?

Who's that? Adults are on the wing from mid-June to mid-July, which is when this moth was spotted. This moth is part of the Phachysphnx Genus. The larvae of the moth love to feed on poplar, willow and cottonwood species.

Last week the children learned about the 3 sisters garden🌽, the life cycles of the memengwaa🦋, and shkode building🔥 along with many other outdoor and Indigenous related teachings. Chi-miigwech to all the children and all the TRACKS staff who make camp great!

🌱Learn Anishinaabemowin with TRACKS! 🐝Aamoo meaning bee! 🌸There are many ways we can say miigwech to the bees. Such as planting native flowers and leaving stocks of dead plants for them to make their homes.

🌱TRACKS Oshkwazin will be offering Land Camps every Thursday starting July 27th-August 17th 2023. ➡️ Go to our website (tracksprogram.ca) to register!

Thankful Thursday! Chi-miigwech to Zhaawnong for coming with TRACKS to Alderville and providing the children with fire teachings.

🌱Our next land camp is fast approaching but there's still time to sign up! 🍃🍃Visit our website tracksprogram.ca to register ➡️ Questions? Please send us an email: [email protected].

Learn Anishinaabemowin with TRACKS. Dewe'igan, meaning drum. For First Nations Peoples, the drum represents Mother Earth and her universal heartbeat. To pay respect to the heartbeat of mother earth, a drum was made.

This Thursday participants will have the opportunity to learn about traditional berry teachings and take part in a beading workshop! 🍃go to our website tracksprogram.ca to register ➡️ Questions? Please send us an email: [email protected].

🌞The team is hard at work this summer and as a special treat the staff had a print making day. 🌿By using dye that reacts to the sun and many plants found around Trent, many amazing designs were created! ➡️Take a look at some of the finished products.

TRACKS is looking for a School Programs Coordinator. 🍂Click the link in bio or visit our website (tracksprogram.ca) to apply. Applications will be accepted until August 16th at 11:59pm.

🐾Don't miss out on our last land camp of the summer! This week, learn about traditional animal tracking and snares. 🍃Visit our website (tracksprogram.ca) to register ➡️ Questions? Please send us an email: [email protected].

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Learn Anishinaabemowin with TRACKS. Wiingaashk - sweetgrass was one of the first plant planted on Turtle Island (Earth). Like sage and cedar, sweetgrass is used for smudging and purification.

Yesterday the TRACKS team got to try out rowing at the Peterborough Rowing Club. We somehow managed not to tip the boats!

TRACKS summer programming has officially come to a close. The Trailblazers finished off their summer with presentations highlighting all their teachings they've received. Miigwetch to everyone who supported TRACKS this summer and joined us at the end of summer celebration.

The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation holds immense importance as it serves as a solemn reminder of the historical injustices and trauma experienced by Indigenous communities and other marginalized groups.