Abenaki, Mi’kmaq and Mohawk Nations oppose listing black ash as endangered species

Abenaki, Mi’kmaq and Mohawk Nations oppose listing black ash as endangered species

As you know, the federal government is evaluating the possibility of listing the black ash as a species at risk. If this were to happen, it would, among other things, prohibit the sale of baskets in Odanak and W8linak.

Following the sending of a letter co-signed by 8 First Nations Chiefs describing the situation, the APTN network wished to hear the voice of the members of the Nation. Their team therefore travelled to Odanak to film a report on the importance of ash trees for the Indigenous people of Quebec.

Have a good viewing!

Article and complete report just HERE


Full article and report right HERE

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