Indigenous Guardians across Canada are stepping forward, not just with all-terrain boots and weather-beaten field notebooks, but with their stories and creativity.

Our ancestors might be astonished to know that today, some of us can build entire careers and even campaigns around Indigenous Storytelling.

Land Guardians help care for the Seal River Watershed in northern Manitoba—one of the largest intact watersheds left in the world. As Land Guardians, we see ourselves as caretakers, entrusted with preserving this watershed’s health and vitality. It is our responsibility to ensure this landscape remains vibrant and resilient for generations to come.