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Wolastoq: a healthy river is necessary for survival [video]

by David Perley, Shanthi Bell, Tracy Glynn and Susan O'Donnell
March 20, 2019
Reading Time: 1min read

In this short video, David Perley, RAVEN collaborator and Director of the University of New Brunswick’s Mi’kmaq-Wolastoqey Centre, talks about why a healthy river is necessary for survival.

This video and accompanying story, “Wolastoq: New Brunswick and Canada’s teaching waterway,” was produced by the NB Media Co-op in collaboration with the RAVEN project.

Tags: David PerleyMi'kmaq-Wolastoqey CentreRAVENShanthi BellsliderSusan O'DonnellTracy GlynnvideoWolastoq
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