UCalgary - Kutz Research Group

Before joining the Kutz Research group to work with communities on the health of caribou, PhD candidate Amish Dua documented the struggles of shepherds in the Himalayan mountains.

Watch the awesome documentary :

Link to the trailer: https://youtu.be/BXmy4NK39hA

Link to the full documentary: https://youtu.be/nRZWYA0a4Kc

Fading Footsteps: The Palsi Shepherds of Chamoli (Documentary) Fading FootstepsFading Footsteps is a documentary about the Palsi...

To wrap up our time at the North American Caribou Workshop, we attended the banquet last night, where we ate delicious food and danced our feet off to the RaggedAss Swing Band’s groovy tunes. This morning we did a bit of shopping at some local spots and picked up samples from one of our research partners, the Government of the Northwest Territories. Lots of fun was had this week in Yellowknife, with many connections made, both new and old. We can’t thank the organizers enough for such a great conference! See you in Saskatchewan at the next one! 🦌

Starting our morning at the North American Caribou Workshop at this plenary session. Looking forward to hearing how shared decision‑making, on‑the‑land knowledge, and long‑term partnerships have guided caribou management.

THIS MORNING!

Join us for our Plenary session at NACW, "Caribou, Communities, and Co-Management: More than 40 years of Beverly and Qamanirjuaq Caribou Stewardship"

Our Panel features BQCMB Executive Director Tina Giroux-Robillard, Board Chair Earl Evans, and Vice Chairs Stephanie Behrens and James Hodson. We are fortunate to be joined this morning by youth Boris Eyakfwo from Gamètì, NT, and Maya Muckpah from Arviat, NU.