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Steven Nitah

Steven Nitah is lead negotiator for Łutsël K’e Dene First Nation who served on the Indigenous Circle of Experts for Canada’s conservation goals and is a senior leader of the Indigenous Leadership Initiative.  

Investing in Indigenous conservation to create a more resilient economy

  • LUTSEL K’E, N.W.T.—Across Canada, people have done their part to reduce the threat of COVID-19 over the past few months. They have stayed home,
Opinion | BY STEVEN NITAH | June 22, 2020
Elders teach us that if we take care of the land, the land will take care of us—all of us. That’s why strong, Indigenous communities will bolster nearby towns and cities across the North and sustain the clean air and water and plentiful plants and animals all Canadians depend on, writes Steven Nitah. Photograph courtesy of Government of Northwest Territories

Investing in Indigenous conservation to create a more resilient economy

Opinion | BY STEVEN NITAH | June 22, 2020
  • LUTSEL K’E, N.W.T.—Across Canada, people have done their part to reduce the threat of COVID-19 over the past few months. They have stayed home,

Investing in Indigenous conservation to create a more resilient economy

Opinion | BY STEVEN NITAH | June 22, 2020
  • LUTSEL K’E, N.W.T.—Across Canada, people have done their part to reduce the threat of COVID-19 over the past few months. They have stayed home,
Elders teach us that if we take care of the land, the land will take care of us—all of us. That’s why strong, Indigenous communities will bolster nearby towns and cities across the North and sustain the clean air and water and plentiful plants and animals all Canadians depend on, writes Steven Nitah. Photograph courtesy of Government of Northwest Territories

Investing in Indigenous conservation to create a more resilient economy

  • LUTSEL K’E, N.W.T.—Across Canada, people have done their part to reduce the threat of COVID-19 over the past few months. They have stayed home,
Opinion | BY STEVEN NITAH | June 22, 2020
Elders teach us that if we take care of the land, the land will take care of us—all of us. That’s why strong, Indigenous communities will bolster nearby towns and cities across the North and sustain the clean air and water and plentiful plants and animals all Canadians depend on, writes Steven Nitah. Photograph courtesy of Government of Northwest Territories

Investing in Indigenous conservation to create a more resilient economy

Opinion | BY STEVEN NITAH | June 22, 2020
  • LUTSEL K’E, N.W.T.—Across Canada, people have done their part to reduce the threat of COVID-19 over the past few months. They have stayed home,

Investing in Indigenous conservation to create a more resilient economy

Opinion | BY STEVEN NITAH | June 22, 2020
  • LUTSEL K’E, N.W.T.—Across Canada, people have done their part to reduce the threat of COVID-19 over the past few months. They have stayed home,
Elders teach us that if we take care of the land, the land will take care of us—all of us. That’s why strong, Indigenous communities will bolster nearby towns and cities across the North and sustain the clean air and water and plentiful plants and animals all Canadians depend on, writes Steven Nitah. Photograph courtesy of Government of Northwest Territories
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