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How artists are helping conservation efforts in Ontario's Far North

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Oshichikesiwuk Nanipek is empowering Omushkego artists to be stewards of their homelands. The collective launched its first exhibit in Kashechewan, a Cree community on the James Bay coast. The work of the artists is woven into all aspects of Mushkegowuk Council's conservation projects.
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How artists are helping conservation efforts in Ontario's Far North

A lands and resources department is collaborating with artists to drive home the importance of conserving a massive carbon sink on the James Bay coast

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