We Are All Connected: Haisla, Rivers and Chinook Salmon Educators both lead researchers in their

both lead researchers in their fields

Buildings and dwellings focus on traditional and contemporary structures such as wigwams as homes and sweat lodges for religious ceremonies

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Canoe Kids stresses the importance of traditional knowledge and the importance of the environment for all of Mother Earth's children and the Mi'kmaq issue acknowledges this connection in keeping Turtle Island vibrant and thriving for all the faces yet to come

We Are All Connected: Haisla, Rivers and Chinook Salmon Educators both lead researchers in theirThe authors are Brenda Boreham, Terri Mack, Kwakwaka'wakw (Kwakiutl), Da'naxda'xw Awaetlala, and Joe Starr Haisla (Kitamaat). We Are All Connected is a series that explores how we all live together in a shared balance upon Mother Earth. Each book explores a specific ecosystem with a focus on one animal and its adaptations for survival within that ecosystem. Indigenous interviewees, each living within the same area, have responded to strategic