Ganawenim Nimaama'aki

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Protect and watch over Mother Earth, Climate Risk Assessment at Mamaweswen

The North Shore Tribal Council, together with Sagamok Anishinawbek, Batchawana First Nation, and OFNTSC, is preparing infrastructure for climate impacts using the First Nations Infrastructure Resilience Toolkit (FN-iRT). This approach combines technical expertise with community knowledge to support adaptation planning for infrastructure and cultural resilience.

Recommended Video Citation

Climate Atlas of Canada. (2025). Ganawenim Nimaama'aki: Protect and watch over Mother Earth, Climate Risk Assessment at Mamaweswen. Prairie Climate Centre. https://climateatlas.ca/video/ganawenim-nimaamaaki

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