What does sustainability look like through a Métis lens?

A new study co-authored by MNO Environment and Climate Change Manager Jesse Fieldwebster explores the development of the Manyèr èkawlawjik michif de traké (MEMT), a Métis-focused ecological footprint calculator designed to reflect Métis knowledge, language, values, and ways of life.

Developed in partnership with Métis youth, knowledge holders, and community members, the tool helps connect traditional practices with modern environmental decision-making while supporting community-driven solutions for the future.Congratulations to everyone involved in this innovative project that brings Métis perspectives to the forefront of sustainability research.

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