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  • Care for the Creek is all about taking action by learning about Chasàn Chuà’s cultural and ecological importance, connecting with the creek, and undoing the harm caused by people and invasive plants to these special landscapes.

    Tuesday June 17th
    Reconnection Along the Water with Jennifer Mierau
    6-7:30pm, Yukon University Pumphouse Pond

    “As in nature, energy must be protected and used efficiently. This includes our own energy, where we must recharge when we are depleted” (Reconnection Vision, 2023, pg 67). During this evening, we will share our connection with the Land, self, and each other through a mindful walk by the Water led by Jennifer Mireau, an alumni of the Yukon First Nation Climate Action Fellowship. Jennifer will guide us through practices that draw on the teachings of the Reconnection Vision during this gentle walk by the Water. Attendees will be invited to bring their whole selves to this evening and embody practices that reconnect us to the Land and the wider web of our relationships to one another. For more details and to register for reminders, click here.

    Wednesday June 18th
    Botanical Drawing with Misha Donohoe
    6-8pm, Eagle Bay Park Lookout

    Join local artist Misha Donohoe for an outdoor botanical drawing workshop in Chasàn Chùa as part of Care for the Creek. We will meet at Eagle Bay Park Lookout and spend some time exploring the area through the lens of colour, lines, shapes, and textures before settling in to draw and paint with watercolour and ink. Misha will offer demos and guidance on how to illustrate plants, waterways, and landscapes based on attendees interests. Get to know this important wildlife corridor and come away with your own artwork of this unique place. For more details and to register for reminders, click here.

    Tuesday June 24th
    Habitat and History Refresh
    6pm-7:30pm, Dàmäwtän (The Point) Parking Lot 

    Dàmäwtän (The Point) is where Chasàn Chùa meets the Yukon River; an area deeply shaped by its past as a municipal landfill from the 1940s to the 1970s, which displaced local First Nations and left lasting environmental harm. Help make Chasàn Chùa a cleaner, healthier place for everyone. Join us for a hands-on evening led by CPAWS Yukon’s Paula Gomez Villalba picking up litter, learning how to identify and remove invasive plants, and chatting about stories from the area. For more details and to register for reminders, click here.

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