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EPISODE · May 25, 2025 · 43 MIN

Episode 35: Co-Management at the community level with a Renewable Resource Council in Dawson City

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Dive into the heart of Yukon's co-management system with Nick Wozniewski at the Dawson District Renewable Resources Council (DDRC). In this episode we explore how Indigenous traditions, local knowledge, and community engagement intersect to preserve cultural heritage and manage renewable resources.Nick shares remarkable insights into the DDRC's innovative programs, including their innovative trapping week in local schools, where students learn skinning techniques and gain deep respect for traditional harvesting practices. Discover how the council is bridging generational knowledge gaps and empowering youth through hands-on environmental education.Whether you're interested in Indigenous knowledge, environmental conservation, or community-driven initiatives, this episode offers a unique window into the collaborative approaches that are reshaping how we understand and interact with our natural resources.Additional resources:https://yfwmb.ca/renewable-resources-councils/

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