A girl learns traditional skills from her Grandmother.

A boy catches the biggest fish of his life.

A family does some hunting at their traditional summer camp.

An elder shares his knowledge of fishing in the old days.

A woman remembers hunting and fishing with her family was a little girl.

Students learn how a bicycle ride can help them take action on climate change.

Tips for local schools that want to take action on climate change.

Information for teachers who want to teach their students how to collect birch sap and make syrup.

Explains the Caribou and People: A Shared Future DVD teaching resource.

This brochure provides a snapshot of the Akaitcho Process and covers topics such “Who is negotiating?” “Why are they negotiating?” and “What are they negotiating?".

This pamphlet outlines the community-based land, resource and governance negotiations by the Acho Dene Koe First Nation (ADK), the Government of Canada and the Government of the Northwest Territories.

This pamphlet outlines the topics currently being negotiated for an AIP and Final Agreement and provides an overview of the process.

Policy statement establishing the Department of Environment and Climate Change (Previously named Department of Environment and Natural Resources)

West Kitikmeot Slave Study Data Release Agreement