Keeping Innu Waterways Healthy | Minashkuat Kanakutuatak

“Our histories and stories all interconnect with everything in what we do each & every day. If we lose just one, it breaks the circle.” Doug Neasloss & the Kitasoo Guardian Watchmen know that the work they do protecting lands, wildlife & waters is also protecting the history & culture of their communities. Monitoring important areas for herring & sea life, educating fishermen of Indigenous & federal laws, and documenting local languages are all a part of keeping the circle of life intact. 

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