The Climate and Us: Chapter 1: Protecting resources
6: The link between culture and conservation: What indigenous knowledge can teach us about land stewardship in the Arctic

The second largest bay in the world is home to two distinct indigenous communities - the Kivalluq Inuit and the Fox Lake Cree Nation. These resilient communities are sustained by the unique ecosystem of Hudson Bay, Canada, but they have watched their environments change drastically across generations. Discover how a youth exchange programme between these communities is helping them share their cultures and ways of land and water stewardship.

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