Nature Belongs Here
Take Action Together
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What We Do
Growing Ethical Space to Strengthen Our Work Together
Center Indigenous Leadership
Invest in Biodiversity & Climate Resilience
Grow an Ethical Ecosystem Economy
Strengthen Capacity to Scale Impact
Track Collective Progress
The Expo is BACK!
May 4, 2024
Exciting changes are on the way for the 2024 Expo.
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How We Do It
Growing Healthy Landscapes Together
Current Activities
Check out our latest opportunities, events, and resources
Southern Ontario partners win International “Finance for the Future” Climate Leader Award
October 4, 2022 - The Deshkan Ziibi Conservation Impact Bond (DZCIB) Leadership Team is delight...
Southern Ontario Seed Saver Tool
Restore the power of native seeds on the landscape through ethical seed saving
Wild, native se...
SOSS Seed Stories
Explore seed stories from t...
Seed Saver Training Video Series
As a part of the Southern Ontario Seed Strategy (SOSS), this 6-part video series features seed exper...
Joining the RAD Network to Envision the Indigenous Conservation Economy
We are excited to share that Sam Whiteye, Indigenous Leadership Director with CC, is heading to t...
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CCC Job Opportunity: CIB Facilitator
This posting will remain active until the position is successfully filled.
Carolinian C...
Kiiloona Wuskiiwundakw “Our New Direction” - Launch Event for the Indigenous Leadership Pillar
Kiiloona Wuskiiwundakw “Our New Direction”
Carolinian Canada is proud to invite you...
We Live on Traditional Territories
Waawayaatanong - The Carolinian Zone
We live on the traditional territories of many nations including the Anishinaabe, the Haudenosaunee, the Lunaapeew, the Wendat and the Mississauga. We acknowledge the inherent and treaty rights of the Indigenous peoples of Turtle Island including the many diverse First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples who live here now. We commit to the teachings of the Two Row Wampum and the One Dish One Spoon Wampum; and our duty to reconcile, learn more and create safe spaces for Indigenous and non-Indigenous perspectives to meet and discuss the issues that matter to everyone.
