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Links and Resources for Lyackson First Nation Members « Lyackson First Nation
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Greetings from the Chief. Programs & Services. Youth Extra Curricular Activity Funding Program. Bursaries & Scholarships. Land & Resources. Update re: Membership Code. Licenses & Quotas. Jobs & Contracts. H’ulh-etun Health Society. Kwumut Lelum Child and Family Services. First Nations Education Steering Committee. Coast Salish Employment and Training Society. Hul’qumi’num Fisheries Limited Partnership. Victoria Native Friendship Centre. Other Nearby First Nations. Subscribe in a reader.
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News Archives | Ha-Shilth-Sa Newspaper
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Read Ha-Shilth-Sa Back Issues here (work in progress). Thursday, August 18, 2016. Ha-Shilth-Sa is Canadas Oldest First Nations Newspaper. It began publishing on Jan. 24, 1974. Ha-Shilth-Sa is published by the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council, a non-profit society serving members of the Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations located along the west coast of Vancouver Island. Ha-Shilth-. Hesquiaht Community hit by Tidal Wave share memories 40 years later. Tuesday, October 30, 2012. Thursday, August 25, 2011. The sounds ...
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Ahousaht Magic vs. Nanaimo Native Sons | Ha-Shilth-Sa Newspaper
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Ahousaht Magic vs. Nanaimo Native Sons. Published by the Nuu-Chah-Nulth Tribal Council. Developed by Alberni Design.
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Spawner Surveys | Central Westcoast Forest Society
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Every fall salmon return to their natal natal stream to spawn in the gravel before dying, and the salmon life cycle begins again. To monitor the health of wild salmon populations and evaluate the effectiveness of restoration work completed on three local watersheds (Coho Creek, Lost Shoe Creek and Sandhill Creek). Spawner surveys are conducted annually in the fall. These spawner surveys aim to chronicle changes and trends in salmon populations, and over time evaluate and direct restoration efforts.
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Our Approach | Central Westcoast Forest Society
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Central Westcoast Forest Society recognizes that ecosystems are integrated into a dynamic economic, social, cultural, and spiritual dimension. Central Westcoast Forest Society has adopted an ecosystem approach to restoration that recognizes the inextricable links between species of an ecosystem. The Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations call this interconnection. Central Westcoast Forest Society launched a new film in June 2015! The film is entitled. Bringing Back the Light. Watch the film here. Please help us by...
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Traditions of Bioregional animism | Bioregional Animism
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Wednesday, March 04, 2015. Traditions of Bioregional animism. Recently I had a dream where I was discussing the subject of initiation with a practioner if traditional witchcraft, a good friend of mine in the waking world. In the dream he told me that traditions had to be passed on between people for them to be traditions. I'm looking forward to it. Posted by little lightening bolt. Glad youre back again - I thought, this blog is dead. Glad youre back again! I thought the blog was dead. Yes, to all of this.
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Other than human persons? | Bioregional Animism
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Other than human persons? To suggest that some rocks or trees are different from others. Hallowell's phrase has gained currency because it does not misrepresent the indigenous thought and experience that some rocks, trees, and storms, act as persons: that is, as relational, intentional, conscious, and communicative beings. This worldview and lifeway is now being called animism, which makes shamans both possible and necessary. From: Graham Harvey and Robert J Wallis : Historical Dictionary of Shamanism.
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2006-07-16 | Bioregional Animism
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Saturday, July 22, 2006. Was the land telling this man exactly what its been telling me 29 years ago? What is so amazing to me is that what he is talking about is some thing I have been living, teaching others about and seeing occur in others. I am very happy to share this peice of work with you all and hope that for those of you how have read this long ago are rekindled by re-reading it. He's an Indian" my parents said . 8220;That’s where you’d get some cattails.” The bushmen of th...8221; What do we le...
