"Working across cultures means recognizing and respecting each other’s different life experiences, goals, ideals, values, challenges, beliefs, family relationships, and so on. We are not all the same, and one is not better than the other." - Joseph and Joseph (2019)

“The source of a research project is the heart/mind of the researcher, and “checking your heart” is a critical element in the research process. A “good heart” guarantees a good motive, and good motives benefit everyone involved.” - Wilson (2008)

Have you been wanting to learn more about research & data sharing agreements for respectful cross-cultural collaboration with Indigenous Nations? Check out this cool resource (and more!) created by WISE Lab Claire Kemp and Magnetawan First Nation ⤵️ www.wiselab.ca/resources

"You could call them natural resources or ecosystem services, but the Robins and I know them as gifts." - Robin Wall Kimmerer 2024

Looking for an outreach, research, or community-based monitoring resource? Check out the ‘toolkits’ the WISE Lab students, staff, and partners have created here: www.wiselab.ca/resources

WISE Lab Alum Karl-Antoine Hogue published his MSc chapter on applying the 5 Rs of Indigenous research in practice

*NEW OPPORTUNITY* with the WISE Lab and Saugeen Ojibway Nation on "Community-Driven Mukwa (Black Bear) Conservation" - Please share!

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Nature is medicine! 🌲🐺🐦‍⬛🦉🦌

Happy Winter Solstice ♥️

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“The juice that bursts from these berries was rain just last week and it’s already on its way back to the clouds” 🥰

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