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Read latest resources, information and impactful stories on climate change, from Indigenous perspectives. Indigenous Climate Hub is a Indigenous-led project and national online platform for First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples, communities, and organizations.
Indigenous Climate Hub Blog
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I am reminded of a surprising and cherished memory of a gift that arrived at my office door one July afternoon—four tiny raspberries. As I sat at my desk, deeply […]
The post Small Berries, Big Lessons: A Reflection on Nature’s Wisdom and the Impacts of Climate Change appeared first on Indigenous Climate Hub ..read more
Indigenous Climate Hub Blog
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Water is more than a chemical compound of hydrogen and oxygen; it is the essence of life itself. Indigenous cultures worldwide, especially those residing along the interior rivers, bays, lakes […]
The post The Spirit of Water: Life’s Electrical Symphony appeared first on Indigenous Climate Hub ..read more
Indigenous Climate Hub Blog
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In the rich cultures of Indigenous Peoples across the Great Lakes basin, the turtle holds a place of profound significance. For the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabe peoples, the turtle is far […]
The post The Sacred Turtle: Teachings on Our Shared Responsibility to Mother Earth appeared first on Indigenous Climate Hub ..read more
Indigenous Climate Hub Blog
1M ago
The story of ticks and their relationship with wildlife reveals deeper truths about environmental change and ecosystem health. Through generations of careful observation, First Nations hunters like my father and […]
The post Ticks as Environmental Indicators: Learning from Wildlife Movement and Traditional Knowledge appeared first on Indigenous Climate Hub ..read more
Indigenous Climate Hub Blog
3M ago
Lessons from a Sting: Sacred Teachings of the Honeybee What began as a simple encounter with a honeybee transformed into a journey of understanding the profound wisdom these sacred beings […]
The post Sacred Lessons from the Honeybee: A Story of Purpose, Community, and Interconnection appeared first on Indigenous Climate Hub ..read more
Indigenous Climate Hub Blog
3M ago
The impacts of climate change are felt acutely by Indigenous communities across Canada, with significant consequences for physical, mental, and spiritual health. As temperatures rise, ecosystems shift, and traditional ways […]
The post Climate Change and Indigenous Health: Addressing the Impacts on Well-being appeared first on Indigenous Climate Hub ..read more
Indigenous Climate Hub Blog
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Indigenous agricultural practices, developed over thousands of years, have long been a model of sustainability and resilience. As climate change alters growing conditions across Canada, many Indigenous communities are turning […]
The post Traditional Food Systems and Climate Change: Adapting Indigenous Agriculture appeared first on Indigenous Climate Hub ..read more
Indigenous Climate Hub Blog
3M ago
Indigenous women across Canada are emerging as powerful leaders in climate resilience and adaptation efforts. Drawing on traditional knowledge, community connections, and a deep commitment to environmental stewardship, Indigenous women […]
The post The Role of Indigenous Women in Climate Resilience and Adaptation appeared first on Indigenous Climate Hub ..read more
Indigenous Climate Hub Blog
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Across Canada, First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities are increasingly turning to renewable energy projects as a way to address climate change, achieve energy sovereignty, and create local sustainable economic […]
The post Renewable Energy Projects in Indigenous Communities: Balancing Tradition and Innovation appeared first on Indigenous Climate Hub ..read more
Indigenous Climate Hub Blog
3M ago
Across Canada, First Nation, Métis, and Inuit youth are emerging as powerful voices in the fight against climate change. Combining traditional knowledge with modern activism, these young leaders are not […]
The post Indigenous Youth Leadership in Climate Action: Voices of the Future appeared first on Indigenous Climate Hub ..read more