Thank-you for the inclusive video. Beautiful footage, and an interesting presentation of thought systems and historical practices. The living landscape approach, with emphasis on survival in marginal conditions, gives hope for continued diversity and preservation of the culture(s) and systems that are of the land.
This was a very engaging and informative video! Thank you for sharing this, I learned a lot! Loved hearing the different perspectives on the importance of protecting these vital ecosystems
I love these government studies they go on and on and on with no intention of being resolved . Canada's federal government is one of the poorest excuses for protection of lands and biodiversity. They trample Indegenous rights to build oil pipelines or destroy waterways that supply the only clean water for an Indegenous tribe . They do not consult and their studies are only for what they can get out of any situation. In short they can't be trusted and never could be trusted and just think the study goes on and on and on while this summer the BC interior was hit with the hottest heat wave in Canadian history due to the poles shifting . It's not certain if they will completely flip or are very close to flipping but should the North become South and vise versa things will drastically change across the globe .
Didn't think these folks would be towing the tourism board line lol. The driest area in BC is the Ashcroft region, has been for decades and not looking like it's gonna change anytime soon lol. There are many many years of meteorological data pointing towards this lol. Stop perpetuating the lies about the Okanogan for the sake of that tourism dollar lol.
Thank-you for the inclusive video. Beautiful footage, and an interesting presentation of thought systems and historical practices. The living landscape approach, with emphasis on survival in marginal conditions, gives hope for continued diversity and preservation of the culture(s) and systems that are of the land.
This was a very engaging and informative video! Thank you for sharing this, I learned a lot! Loved hearing the different perspectives on the importance of protecting these vital ecosystems
I love these government studies they go on and on and on with no intention of being resolved . Canada's federal government is one of the poorest excuses for protection of lands and biodiversity. They trample Indegenous rights to build oil pipelines or destroy waterways that supply the only clean water for an Indegenous tribe . They do not consult and their studies are only for what they can get out of any situation. In short they can't be trusted and never could be trusted and just think the study goes on and on and on while this summer the BC interior was hit with the hottest heat wave in Canadian history due to the poles shifting . It's not certain if they will completely flip or are very close to flipping but should the North become South and vise versa things will drastically change across the globe .
Didn't think these folks would be towing the tourism board line lol. The driest area in BC is the Ashcroft region, has been for decades and not looking like it's gonna change anytime soon lol. There are many many years of meteorological data pointing towards this lol. Stop perpetuating the lies about the Okanogan for the sake of that tourism dollar lol.
becareful they will want to put a park there also say no to a park in the south okanagon