This short documentary was produced and directed by Lorien Nesbitt, Javier Lazo and Lesley Johnson for the Déline Renewable Resources Council in collaboration with the elders of Déline, NT. It focuses on the elders' traditional ecological knowledge of the impacts of climate change on Great Bear Lake.
This short documentary was produced and directed by Lorien Nesbitt, Javier Lazo and Lesley Johnson for the Déline Renewable Resources Council in collaboration with the elders of Déline, NT, Canada. It focuses on the elders' traditional ecological knowledge of the impacts of climate change on Great Bear Lake.
En la mesa de Derechos de Autor, la abogada Natalia Tobón Franco dio una conferencia acerca de la protección de los conocimientos tradicionales de los pueblos indígenas.
Puhitaq is an emerging video & cultural arts company owned and operated by Stacey Aglok MacDonald of Kugluktuk.
Puhitaq is dedicated to producing inspiring film and arts projects that are engaging and culturally relevant to Inuit across Canada and to develop and produce creative projects that promote education, wellness, social reflection and cultural knowledge.