How Maps Tell the Story of Communities

Looking for the bright spots of 2020? We've got one for you: since January, over 50,000 people have joined the Land Needs Guardians campaign. That's a lot of...

You might not think of the meticulous work of map making as storytelling--but to Cody Anderson, it’s the story of the land that’s at the heart of this work. Cody’s made over 500 maps for the Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation, using information he gathers about traditional land use areas for hunting, fishing, and more. These maps help his Nation create land-use plans and protect important areas for future generations.  

Previous
Previous

Canada makes a historic investment in Guardians!

Next
Next

Canoes, Community & Connection