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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.
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Join Our Team: Seeking Community Representative
We are seeking Community Representatives from Sayisi Dene First Nation, Barren Lands First Nation, and Northlands Denesuline First Nation.
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Stephanie Thorassie Appointed Executive Director
The Seal River Watershed Board of Directors is proud to announce that Stephanie Thorassie has accepted the position of Executive Director.
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Join Our Team: Seeking HR Support
The Alliance requires an experienced and accredited human resource professional to provide professional development and mentorship services.
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Join Our Team: Seeking Community Representatives
The Seal River Watershed Alliance is seeking Community Representatives from Sayisi Dene First Nation and Barren Lands First Nation.
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Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs Supports Seal River Watershed IPA
Creating the Seal River Watershed Indigenous Protected Area will strengthen our Nations, sustain biodiversity and help combat climate change.
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Join Our Team: Seeking Project Coordinator
The project coordinator will assist in implementing the Seal River Watershed Indigenous Protected Area Initiative workplan.
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Join Our Team: Seeking Administrative Assistant
The Administrative Assistant will support activities in the establishment of the Seal River Watershed Indigenous Protected Area.
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The Seal River Watershed is a Shield in the Global Fight Against Climate Change
Supporting and investing in Indigenous-led conservation is one of Canada’s most important nature-based climate solutions.
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Chief Trina Halkett, Barren Lands First Nation
Trina Halkett is Chief of Barren Lands First Nation, one of four First Nations working together to protect the Seal River Watershed.
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Mike Dumas: Executive Director, O-Pipon-Na-Piwin Cree Nation
As a life-long steward of the land, Mike Dumas understands why it’s crucial to protect the Seal River Watershed for future generations.
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Luke Suluk: Kivalliq Community Representative, Seal River Watershed Initiative
Luke Suluk is a Cultural Advisor who is committed to conserving the Seal River Watershed in cooperation with his Cree and Dene neighbours.
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Sandy Clipping: Board Member, Seal River Watershed Initiative
Sandy Clipping of Sayisi Dene First Nation is one of the youngest members on the Board of the Seal River Watershed Initiative.
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New Year Greetings from Executive Director Ernie Bussidor
The five Indigenous communities surrounding the Seal River Watershed can rejoice knowing that we are doing our part to protect Mother Earth.
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Polling Confirms: Canadians Support Indigenous-led Conservation
Canadians have expressed resounding support for Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas and Indigenous Guardians programs.
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Our vision is to ensure our grandchildren’s grandchildren have the opportunity to engage in traditional practices such as hunting, fishing and serving as stewards of the land and animals within a healthy watershed.