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  • Pop by the CPAWS Yukon office for our holiday open house!
     
    📅 Monday Dec 15th, 4:00-7:00pm
    📍 CPAWS Yukon Office at 301 Hawkins St, Whitehorse
     
    Together, we’ll reflect on the past year and have drop-in activities with Amy Genier! Our open house is our way of saying thank you for all your support through conservation challenges and wins.
    🍲 Warm up with homemade baking and tea.
    🌲 Jump in to make spruce pitch salve and process wolf-willow beads with Amy Genier.
    🎬 Catch inspiring short videos from recent on-the-land trips and connect with the landscapes we’re working to protect.
    About Amy:
    Amy Genier is Southern Tutchone Wolf Clan, from the Ta’an Kwach’an Council First Nation. She is a descendent of the Jenny Laberge family, her ancestral ties are to Fanny Jim and Jimmy Smith. Her dad is John Burdek (Ta’an Kwach’an Council First Nation Elder) and her grandmother is Elizabeth (Betty) Miller (Kwanlin Dun First Nation Elder). She has been gathering traditional plant medicine knowledge for the last 20 years, and still has so much more to learn. Her three children and she spend countless hours foraging for and harvesting traditional plants and crafting traditional creations from our Yukon forests. Her primary focus (aka her passion) is being a traditional and modern plant knowledge facilitator.
    Facilitating opportunities for learning by creating safe spaces for sharing, embracing, and revitalizing this traditional wisdom and knowledge in a good way. Her goal is to create opportunities for inter generational learning that fosters cultural connection while contributing to the preservation and revitalization of traditional knowledge for future generations.
    She loves creating unique art pieces showcasing treasures found within traditional territories of the Yukon’s Boreal Forest. Facilitating knowledge sharing and creating connections

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