Blog & Media

My name is Elijah Brake, and I am Mi’kmaw from the Bay of Islands Newfoundland.

Hi, I am Migizi, I am Crane clan and Mississauga from Burleigh Falls, and Algonquin with registration from Kitigan Zibi First Nation

Hello, my name is Kaden Peter William Makenzie, I am 18 and I’m Sahtu Dene from the community of Deline way up in the Northwest Territories right next to Great Bear Lake.

Raising caterpillars is a straightforward and rewarding opportunity. It is a wonderful chance for young and old to gain a greater appreciation for our winged relatives and see the beauty of metamorphosis up close and personal and help support their populations.

Leigh, a wonderful staff member of Camp Kawartha Environment Centre has recently written a blog post about our TRACKS activity kits and books.

At TRACKS Youth program we are continuing to watch the news and have conversations, as the recoveries of the many children continue. At this time we would like to offer links to mental health resources and support. We will be posting the list on our website, Instagram profile, Facebook and Twitter. Please reach out if you need support.

Hear a little of the history of the Odenaabe as well as resources where you can learn more!

Here from our past and current Oshkwazin staff members on the importance of building a relationship with the land.

The TRACKS Team has provided some tips for how we can continue to care for our watershed as well as efforts to help restore it!

This past year Jaida has worked at TRACKS in the Oshkwazin team in the Development and Delivery position and will now be joining us this summer in the TRACKS Oshkwazin Summer Youth Supervisor position.

Zhaawnong Webb is a Michi Saagi Anishinaabe who was raised in the Kawartha Anishinaabe community of Burleigh Falls Ontario. While also belonging to the Algonquin Anishinaabe community of Kitigan-Zibi First Nation.

Caitie is looking forward to a summer of engaging with student-led and nature-based programming, and continuing to learn with and from the land.