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A big HISWKE to the Choirs YYJ for donating the proceeds from their upcoming concert to PEPAKEN HAUTW! We are so greatful and are looking forward to it! 💜🌱
Join us next Tuesday for a volunteer day at SṈIDȻEȽ! Springtime is an amazing time to work on the land - the Red flowering currant, Shootingstars, and Trilliums are all currently blooming 💚 Bird songs are filling the air and pollinators are waking
ȻENÁṈETOL,W̱ EṮ PEPAKEṈ HÁUTW̱ (help us at PEPAKEṈ HÁUTW̱) Lend a helping hand by sharing or donating to PEPAKEṈ HÁUTW̱ We are raising funds to... -Make the new garden space accessible for the community is our first p
PEPAKEṈ HÁUTW̱ has quiet literally blossomed out of its location! Just before the winter break in 2024 we held a closing ceremony for the relocation of our main hub. The space had been grown by the youth for the community, so we made sure to c
An amazing harvest of ḰȽO¸EL!! The PH team joined Nathan Fisk at Fort Rodd Hill to harvest edible camas for our upcoming Fall feast. We will be cooking the camas into a spread flavoured with KEXMIN. ḰȽO¸EL bulbs that were not the right
In October, some of our team got to spend a lovely day touring @sandowncentre! We also harvested some healthy S₭ELÁLEṈEW̱IȽĆ, walked the forest, and spent time with a centuries-old ĆEṈ¸IȽĆ. There are many ways to heal the ÁLENEN

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Vancouver Island school children get their hands dirty learning SENĆOŦEN language

CBC Series Beyond Beads and Bannock takes an in-depth look at Indigenous curriculum in B.C. schools

Restored W̱SÁNEĆ Ethnobotany Trail connects land, language and learning

The newly revamped trail at the Horticulture Centre of the Pacific showcases the W̱SÁNEĆ language and culture through botanical education.

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Native plants are vital to the ecosystem: for millennia, plants, pollinators and people have shaped each other’s existence. We visited the W̱SÁNEĆ Ethnobotany Trail to learn more about these plants, their significance to W̱SÁNEĆ culture, and the restoration work being done.

Featuring Sarah Jim, Earl Claxton Jr., Judith Lyn Arney and Kaitlin McManus.