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Waawayaataning: History of the Carolinian Zone

Since 1984, Carolinian Canada identified the Carolinian Zone as Canada’s southernmost...

Local Fundraiser Launch for the Creation of an Anishinaabe Round House

Organizers call for Support

Carolinian Canada would like to share a local Indigenous...

New Directions to Support Indigenous Leadership

In 2019, Brandon Doxtator of Oneida Nation of the Thames joined the Carolinian Canada...

Carolinian Canada Grieves for Indigenous Children Affected by Residential Schools

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Some information detailed on this page may trigger unpleasant feelings or...

We live on traditional territories
  We live on traditional territories.

Land Acknowledgement for...

Deshkan Ziibiing – Restoring our relationships

Deshkan Ziibiing edbendaagzijig “those that belong to Antler River” (Chippewas of the Thames...

What does healthy habitat look like, what does it sound like? Part 1: Willoughby Clay Plain
What does healthy habitat look like, what does it sound like?

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Creating A ‘Neighbourhood Native Hub’ by Choosing the Right Shrubs

So you have started to delve into native plants and now you are thinking, "What kind of plants...

Scaling the Conservation Impact Bond Part 2 (SVX Partner Blog Series)

Following the success of Phase I’s capital raise, we’re excited to announce the proposed Phase...

Decolonizing Our Work

This collaborative seeks to implement a conservation finance solution to generate co-benefits...

Habitat Improvements in Deshkan Ziibi CIB

DZCIB team is collecting impact stories from our partners and we have some great results to...

Let’s Start with Native Ground Covers

There’s a great saying that goes, ‘the silence between the notes is what makes the music.’ In...