Land and Water Stewardship in Mississauga

Discussion with Kandy Kennedy (Eagle Spirits of the Great Waters) and youth participants from Youth in Action – Credit Connections (Ecosource).

How are the heavily urbanized lands and waters of the GTHA being protected? This event highlights ongoing initiatives that foster Indigenous and settler ecological stewardship in the region. Kandy Kennedy will discuss how Eagle Spirits of the Great Waters’ programs including gardening water-walking and beading serve to foreground Indigenous presence in Mississauga. Alongside Kennedy participants from Youth in Action – Credit Connections will share their experiences learning about their local watershed building connections with Missisaugas of the Credit First Nation and developing environmental action projects.

This event will be held rain or shine with covered outdoor facilities available in case of inclement weather. Accessible public washrooms and seating are available. Drinks and refreshments will be provided. Physical distancing will be in place for this event and additional safety precautions may be required in line with public health measures.

Part of Nearshore Gatherings a five-part event series on environmental activism and stewardship. Register to attend on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/land-and-water-stewardship-in-mississauga-tickets-330120307727

Host or Publisher Blackwood Gallery