By Tawla Jaad and Rhonda McIsaac — Bright eyed youth with sleeping bags in tow, descended upon the George Brown Recreation Centre in HlGaagilda, the evening before the opening day of the 4th Annual Haida […]
by Jaskwaan — Held at the Tluu Xaadaa Naay in Gaw during the evening of May 2, 2016, the Wellness Dinner and launch of the Halaa Ga Taa cookbook was a mix of delectable food and […]
By Rhonda Lee McIsaac — Linang herring in Xaana Kaahlii GawGaay Skidegate Inlet have more nuisances to worry about than being picked on by hungry ts’aag eagles, sk’in seagulls, k’yaaluu cormorants, xuud seals, kay sea […]
Rhonda Lee McIsaac — Nung Hl Giiyas Sean Brennan a self-professed “Old Massett boy” brings over 10 years of on-the-job forestry experience to the Solutions Table for the Council of the Haida Nation. He began working […]
Graham Richard — This winter three scientists and a conservationist toured BC communities to discuss the results of the only Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) export facility to be located in a salmon estuary. The delegation […]
Molly Clarkson — Haida Gwaii has its fair share of invasive species, some of them are all around nuisances, such as the racoons and rats that lay waste to seabird colonies, while others like the […]
Rhonda Lee McIsaac — Caleb Behn introduced Fractured Land to audiences in HlGaagilda and Gaaw and then excused himself while the audience watched the 90-minute feature film. Behn exited citing his discomfort with the final […]
Molly Clarkson — When you start applying the bits and pieces of a marine plan to the real world, how do you know if you are doing it right? This was the question that the […]
Research Group on Introduced Species (RGIS) — White-nose Syndrome (WNS) was introduced into North America in 2006. It is a fungal disease which grows on hibernating bats, forcing them to wake from their slumber to […]
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