Camosun College Recognized for Sustainability and Indigenous Collaboration

Camosun College recognized for sustainability and Indigenous collaboration

In collaboration with renowned Kwakwaka’wakw and Coast Salish artist Carey Newman and Pacific Opera Victoria, Camosun College’s Camosun Innovates initiative won the prestigious Land Award for their work on the Totem 2.0 project. Totem 2.0 is a technology that bridges traditional Indigenous art practices with modern engineering, enabling totem pole carving using sustainable second-growth cedar. Funded by a CCSIF grant, the apparatus was designed …

Camosun College - Camosun Innovates wins award for sustainability and Indigenous collaboration

Camosun Innovates, in collaboration with Indigenous artist Carey Newman and Pacific Opera Victoria, has won a prestigious Land Award in the Land Use and Conservation award category for their work on T. . .