EP 79 – Kainai Self Sufficiency
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In this episode of the Siksikaitsitapi Agriculture Project (SAP) podcast series, Lance Tailfeathers sits down with Wolf Caller (Elliot Fox), a leader in land management and now a member of Kainai First Nation’s Council. They discuss the past, present and future of agriculture in Kainai First Nation in southern Alberta, exploring how Blackfoot ways of knowing can help to protect water systems against droughts, enhance food security and protect native species.
Project Coordinator – Siksikaitsitapi Agriculture Project
Are you a delight to speak with, thoughtful, flexible, and passionate about either Mokaksin (traditional Blackfoot knowledge), agriculture, community health and food security (or maybe it is all of the above)? Are you passionate about empowering Siksikaitsipoyi (Blackfoot people)? Do you believe in people and their ability to bring about positive change?
Project Manager – Siksikaitsitapi Agriculture Project
Are you a delight to speak with, thoughtful, flexible, and passionate about either Mokaksin (traditional Blackfoot knowledge), agriculture, community health and food security (or maybe it is all of the above)? Are you passionate about empowering Siksikaitsipoyi (Blackfoot people)? Do you believe in people and their ability to bring about positive change?
If you’ve answered yes to any of the above questions, we’d love to hear from you!
EP 74 Niitsitapi Agriculture Certificate
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You never know what Mother Nature is going to dish out, whether it is going to be the good, the bad or the ugly, so being able to observe, learn and adapt can be just as handy as mechanical skills.
And now we have educational programs that blend Blackfoot ways of knowing and agriculture.
In this episode of Rural Routes to Climate Solutions, we are taking a look at the Red Crow Community College’s Niitsitapi Agriculture Certificate Program with JR Weasel Fat of Kainai, Alberta.
