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First Nation in NWT talks about how self governance changed its approach to conservation

Charlotte Morritt-Jacobs
Feb 13, 2020

Across Denendeh, Northwest Territories there is a deep rooted connection to the land.

Knowledge about conserving the ecology is passed down from generation to generation.

APTN News visited one community to learn more about how that’s done.

Video Journalist / Yellowknife

Charlotte joined APTN in January 2017 as a video journalist in Yellowknife, N.W.T.. Before coming to APTN she interned at CTV Lethbridge, earned her BA in feminist research from Western University and her obtained post-graduate in journalism at Humber College.

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