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Wolf Talking Circles Online- Calling all Hunters, Harvesters and First Nation Knowledge Holders

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We want to refine the understanding and then communications related to the Algonquin Wolf in Ontario, to provide new information, find enhanced solutions, and correct some public perceptions.  While the Draft Recovery Strategy included best available science, research was limited, approaches were broad, and communications were inexact resulting in concerns related to the health of the ecology around wolf areas, and also public misconceptions about the threats to wolves.

Talking Circles are for hunters, harvesters and Indigenous Knowledge Holders to share  observations- towards a more complete picture. Circles are delivered by The Land Between in partnership with the Ontario Fur Harvesters Federation. For more information call Leora at 705-854-3578

NOTE: AT THIS TIME DUE TO COVID19 WE WILL BE HOLDING ONLINE VIDEO CONFERENCING TALKING CIRCLES FOR PARRY SOUND, HUNTSVILLE, HALIBURTON.

THE ONLINE APPLICATION IS EASY TO INSTALL AND USE. WE WILL SEND YOU A LINK ONE HOUR BEFORE THE CONFERENCE BEGINS. 

REGISTER HERE

WOLF TALKING

  • Where do you live/trap?
  • Harvesters and guests can join any meeting regardless of location, however for consistency in gathering information, we would prefer if you are able to attend and therefore select the meeting that corresponds to your area. Thank you.

    We will email you a link to the online conference 1 hour before it begins.

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