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Nature Canada honours Mi’kmaw Elders with first reconciliation award
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Nature Canada has named Albert Marshall and his late wife, Murdena Marshall, as the first recipients of a reconciliation award recognizing their conservation work. Published October 19, the announcement highlights Two-Eyed Seeing, which combines Indigenous knowledge with Western science. Future recipients will include people and groups advancing reconciliation through nature-based initiatives.
Why it matters
The award highlights Indigenous leadership in caring for land and ecosystems.
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