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william@gatheringvoices.com
(778) 874-9231

1200-200 Burrard St
Vancouver, BC V7X1T2

 

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Our vision is ‘healthy lands, healthy people’.

We partner with donors who share this vision and take a long term, multi-generational perspective on Indigenous land rights and stewardship.

Please contact william@gatheringvoices.com to discuss partnership opportunities.

Fire Practitioner standing over burning circle of grass with group of Indigenous children, teaching them the practice of wildfire mitigation through cultural burning.

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Gathering Voices Society presents The First Nations Ecosystem Management Network (FNECO.NET), a knowledge-sharing platform designed to support broader awareness of environmental stewardship programs and best practices to create practical and sustainable livelihood for Indigenous Canadians. 

The FNECO.NET is a one-stop resource that guides communities from the initial step of generating ideas all the way to providing mentorship and practical advices on project achievement. Learn more about the resources at your disposal.

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Dr. Jonaki Bhattacharyya is working for Gathering Voices Society to evaluate the effects of cultural burning on ungulate (hooved animal) behaviour. Dr. Bhattacharyya joined us in spring to for our spring burns. She monitored post-burn ungulate behav
Beauty of the Land Gorgeous shots of both Xeni Gwet’in and Yunesit’in land this spring.
Learning from the land… Masters students taking soil samples and analyzing burns. #indigenous #wildfire #bcwildfire #ngo #gatheringvoices #bcwildfires #culturalburning #ecosystemrestoration #bc #prescribedfire #prescribedburns #indigenousca
Elders from Yunesit’in sharing traditional knowledge with Victor Steffensen of @firesticks.alliance.network. Our work could not exist without this sharing of knowledge through generations. #indigenous #wildfire #bcwildfire #ngo #gatheringvoic
Reconnecting with Traditional Practices: Letting the land lead, Victor Steffensen discovered the benefits of using Aspen Bark as a fire starter for our cultural burns. Instead of relying on modern tools such as drip torches, this technique incorpor
Unhealthy Forest Fuels Wildfires These photos showcase how logging and mono culture leads to unhealthy forests. Reduced biodiversity and increased flammability is prime fuel for devastating wildfires. It’s time to embrace Indigenous-led e
Behind the Scenes Hours are spent planning burns for the optimal outcome. Here, members from Yunesit’in and @gatheringvoicessociety exchange knowledge at our spring burn sites. #indigenous #wildfire #bcwildfire #ngo #gatheringvoices #bcwi
Our Spring Burns 2/2 The community of Yunesit’in and Gathering Voices coming together to heal the land with fire. #indigenous #wildfire #bcwildfire #ngo #gatheringvoices #bcwildfires #culturalburning #ecosystemrestoration #bc #prescribedfire
Our Spring Burns 1/2 Gathering Voices Society is thinking about the current wildfires in Northern BC and Alberta. Here, we apply fire to heal a fire-damaged aspen stand.