The Collaborative supports projects that:
1. Get people out on the land;
2. Connect community members to their land, culture,
languages, and traditions;
3. Build or strengthen partnerships;
4. Enhance community capacity; and
5. Are sustainable.

Are you an #NWT organization looking to host On the Land Programming?

Follow the link below to apply for funds and other supports to get people in your community out on the land with an NWT On the Land Collaborative grant!

nwtontheland.ca/apply.html.

Applications are now available for the NWT On The Land Collaborative!

Access funds and other supports to get people in your community out on the land! Deadline to apply is November 5.

For more information, visit: nwtontheland.ca/apply.html.

Where do the Collaborative funds come from?

The Collaborative is comprised of multiple Partners, including governments (Indigenous, territorial, and federal), charitable and non-profit organizations, and industrial corporations.

Learn more: nwtontheland.ca/who-we-are.html #NWT

What is your WHY?

Eleanor Jerome represents the Gwich’in Region and shared her personal story about her passion for joining the Collaborative.

Funding applications open in a few days, we are excited to hear about all the amazing projects happening across the #NWT !

The Collaborative can help approved projects access equipment, infrastructure, training & resources needed to make programs successful.

nwtontheland.ca/resources1.html

Applications for funding open in September, we will be sharing more details soon so stay tuned!

Check out our website to see examples of projects that we have supported in the past: nwtontheland.ca/stories.html

We would like to finish introducing our Regional Representatives over the next few weeks, starting with Diane Giroux.

Diane represents the Akaitcho region and is passionate about creating spaces to share traditional knowledge. #NWT

We are thrilled to see Collaborative funding being used to offer many On the Land programs over the summer. A reminder that we will be opening applications for 2023 funding in the fall, so stay tuned! #NWT

Who can apply for funding from the NWT On The Land Collaborative?

Communities, individuals, & organizations, including municipalities, schools, non-profit organizations, and Indigenous organizations.

Applications open in September, stay tuned!

nwtontheland.ca/faqs.html

@DechintaCentre is hosting “Sustaining Indigenous Liveliness: NAISA North”, this conference involves in-person and virtual components in at least three different communities in the Yukon and Northwest Territories.

Learn more: dechinta.ca/naisavirtual
#NWT #OnTheLand

Lovely image of Susan Chaffee, Literacy Outreach Centre adult literacy student and on-the-land guide, harvesting spruce gum in today's Yellowknifer .
#InTheNews #yellowknifendiloanddettah #NWT NWT On The Land NARWAL

The Tundra Science and Culture Camp is now recruiting NWT Youth aged 14-17 for this year’s program, scheduled for July 26 to August 4, 2022.

Learn more: enr.gov.nt.ca/en/services/tu….
#NWT #OnTheLand

Nutrition North Canada is offering a Harvesters Support Grant to increase access to country foods by providing funding to support traditional hunting, harvesting and food sharing in isolated communities.

Learn more: nutritionnorthcanada.gc.ca/eng/1586274027…
#NWT #Harvesting #OnTheLand

Are you interested in learning about what others are doing to help youth get school credit for on the land/water programming?

Join @NatureUnited on June 13 for a sharing webinar.

Learn more: tinyurl.com/55nmwfr7

📸: Sea asparagus at Steep Creek, BC. Jason Houston.

Supporting Wellbeing is an emerging training program that aims to provide tools and resources for land-based programmers to mitigate and respond to mental health challenges on the land.
Apply today to join the steering committee or advisory council:
airtable.com/shrhkmo2YBzV7H… #NWT

Have some bannock and some jam while people jam in the park #liidliikue #liidliikue tourism #tourism #lkfn #dene #drum #drum mers #Indigenous

All members aged 15+ are invited to join us on a North Arm canoe trip. We will leave Frank Channel on June 28th and return to YK on July 5th. There are only 4 spots left so sign up quick. We are looking forward to seeing you out there!!🛶

We would like to take a moment to recognize our Funding Partners who provide both monetary & in-kind support to successful #OTLC applicants.
Thank you for your contributions RBC McConnell Foundation / Fondation McConnell MakeWay Rio Tinto NWTRPA Nature United The Gordon Foundation #GNWT

Jimmy Ruttan has been a member of the #OnTheLandCollaborative for over 5 years! Jimmy is the Community Advisor for the #Inuvialuit Region & assists in the selection of grant recipients.
Thanks for your commitment and dedication, Jimmy! #AppreciationPost #NWT