Kis Kin Ha Ma Ki Win Blog

Campus Connections Tours

Over two weeks, from April 27th to May 8th, the Environmental Conservation Lab welcomed two groups of high school students … Continue reading “Campus Connections Tours”

AJ Spence, the Environmental Conservation Lab’s Land Based Coordinator, travelled to Tataskweyak Cree Nation (TCN) with a team of researchers … Continue reading “AJ Spence Participating with Tataskweyak Youth in Local Water Monitoring Camps”

In November 2025 the Environmental Conservation Lab partnered with Shoal Lake 40 under the Kiskinhamakiwin program to share over 60,000 … Continue reading “Kiskinhamakiwin – Book Drive”

Ashley, Carter and Aiden left to Swan Lake First Nation during the evening of May 28th and slept at Eline … Continue reading “Swan Lake”

Hello everyone, I’m Ashley Wolfe, a Land-Based Educator and I’m also filling in this term as the Cultural Coordinator at … Continue reading “A Month of Teaching, Learning, and Sharing Stories”

By Michael Tyas, Videographer and Attendee I had the privilege of journeying up to Split Lake, Manitoba, to attend the … Continue reading “Reflecting on the Winter Land-Based Education Youth Gathering in Split Lake”

By Crystal Kematch, Middle Years Principal, Chief Sam Cook Mahmuwee Education Centre In a celebration of Indigenous culture and tradition, … Continue reading “Celebrating Indigenous Knowledge and Tradition: Highlights from the Winter Land-Based Education Youth Gathering”

By Ashley Wolfe On our first morning, Bobbie Mangeli and I made our way to the Little Limestone Camp, located … Continue reading “Little Limestone Land Learning: My First Land Camp”

It is with careful consideration and a lot of conversations, that we are postponing the Kis Kin Ha Ma Ki … Continue reading “COVID-19 and Camps”