Join children from Akwesasne as they sing Theresa "Bear" Fox's Water Song.
Take a look at the making of Ohén:ton Karihwatéhkwen (The Words That Come Before All Else).
Haudenosaunee children recite a Thanksgiving Address in Mohawk and English, honouring nature.
What might it mean if the beautiful blue colour of glacial lakes disappeared due to climate change?
Passamaquoddy Chief Hugh Akagi discusses the tides and diversity of life in the Bay of Fundy.
Join researchers in the field to see how the Upper St. Lawrence river is changing.
Explore connections between climate change and the ocean and how to live in balance with nature.
Explore the factors that affect the health of the Saint Lawrence River with a systems mapping tool.
Learn how the invasive species are changing food webs and harming native species.
Learn about threats to the St. Lawrence River and how people are taking action to overcome them.
Find out how scientists are studying biodiversity in the Saint Lawrence river.
Learn about the efforts underway to restore natural shorelines of the St. Lawrence River.
