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Indigenous Land Stewardship Circle

The Indigenous Stewardship Circle is a group of Indigenous Elders and community leaders have come together to begin discussions with the City about Indigenous engagement in oak savannah restoration. This group imagines a future where Indigenous people take leadership in land stewardship around the city, so that they can restore their relations, pass on their traditional teachings, and engage in ceremony to heal the lands.
  • Policy Brief | Climate Action
The Indigenous Land Stewardship Circle calls for an immediate ban on pesticides in Toronto’s High Park
by Indigenous Land Stewardship Circle
  • December 20, 2019

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