kaitlin, Author at Seal River Watershed

Join Our Team: Seeking Community Youth Representative

The Seal River Watershed Alliance is seeking part-time Community Youth Representatives to develop grassroots support for the initiative.

We are seeking Community Representatives from Sayisi Dene First Nation, Barren Lands First Nation, and Northlands Denesuline First Nation.

The Seal River Watershed Board of Directors is proud to announce that Stephanie Thorassie has accepted the position of Executive Director.

The Seal River Watershed Alliance is seeking Community Representatives from Sayisi Dene First Nation and Barren Lands First Nation.

Creating the Seal River Watershed Indigenous Protected Area will strengthen our Nations, sustain biodiversity and help combat climate change.

The project coordinator will assist in implementing the Seal River Watershed Indigenous Protected Area Initiative workplan.

The Administrative Assistant will support activities in the establishment of the Seal River Watershed Indigenous Protected Area.

Supporting and investing in Indigenous-led conservation is one of Canada’s most important nature-based climate solutions.

Trina Halkett is Chief of Barren Lands First Nation, one of four First Nations working together to protect the Seal River Watershed.

As a life-long steward of the land, Mike Dumas understands why it’s crucial to protect the Seal River Watershed for future generations.