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Living Lab Network Newsletter 2023

COMMUNITY

Community-based activities, programs and research are a key component of the Living Lab Project. Through a number of partners within the CRD, we prioritize local community-based projects to inform and guide all aspects of our work.

IN THE CLASS

We collaborate with local teachers, traditional knowledge holders and researchers to facilitate educational events for youth in the CRD public school system.

ON THE SEA

We are grateful to be situated on the Salish Sea, which is integral to the cultural heritage and environmental health of our region. Here are some of projects that have taken place on the ocean.

ON THE LAND

On the land, we are engaged in a number of activities involving traditional foods, agriculture, education and more!

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Latest from the Blog

SXOLE – The W̱SÁNEĆ Reefnet Project

Indigenous Resurgence in the Salish Sea – Research Project Update

Schools and Youth Teams / Network Hubs

Restoration & Reconciliation

Update from TETACES Revitalization Project – Summer 2021 ( by Paul Petrie)

Summer 2021 Newsletter

Reflections on Land Based Learning

Living Knowledge Presentation

Community Water Lab

Big Canoe Program

Living Lab provides enrichment to the Big Canoe Program, a place-based learning program at Shoreline middle school. The program allows middle school youth (grades 6-8) to learn about the importance of the Gorge waterway on traditional Lekwungen…

Coles Bay Project – W̱SÁNEĆ Territory

Project overview: The W̱SÁNEĆ community are now unable to harvest shellfish in much of their home territory. They have, for many years, voiced their concern about the continued degradation of the marine habitat, the effects on their food…

Bowker Creek

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