Frontier Lodge is hosting its first Women’s Wellness Retreat June 13-17, 2022. As the ice retreats from the big lake and the land reawakens from its winter slumber, it’s the perfect time to unwind and recharge your batteries. Limited spots. Register now: frontierfishinglodge.com/experiences/wo…

PLEASE SHARE! LKDFN's Thaidene Nëné Department is in need of a creative, committed, and passionate designer to work on a variety of communications products. The deadline to submit a proposal is March 11.

Indigenous peoples and local communities are using their ancient wisdom to protect keystone species through #LocalAction. This #WorldWildlifeDay, learn how #EquatorPrize winners @POPOF_DRC and Thaidene Nëné are restoring habitats and livelihoods. undp.exposure.co/worldwildlifed…

Indigenous peoples and local communities are using their ancient wisdom to protect keystone species through local action. Learn how two of our #EquatorPrize winners, @POPOF_DRC and Thaidene Nëné, are working to restore natural habitats and livelihoods. stories.undp.org/worldwildlifed…

A great day spent with Łutsel Kʼe, NWT school students and Thaidene Nëné guardians on the east arm of the spectacular #GreatSlaveLake measuring lake ice thickness, sharing knowledge, fire and caribou meat with ReSEC Lab team members #ReSECLab Laurier Research Laurier Geog & ES

We are excited to announce the release of Parks Canada's climate change summary for the the Thaidene Nëné National Park Reserve. Available in Dënesųłıné and English, the summary informs and supports adaptation planning. Download both languages here: landoftheancestors.ca/resources-8071…

In 2019, Thaidene Nëné set a new precedent for decolonized conservation funding with a $30-million trust to support Indigenous governance. The TDN Fund protects that initial investment and is managed by Łutsël K’é Dene First Nation: nature.ly/3RAOwkL

#Indigenous peoples are on the frontlines of #climate change, and lead the way in adaptation and mitigation. Visit linktr.ee/ipcaknowledgeb… to learn more about #IPCAs such as Thaidene Nëné, which advance Indigenous-led #conservation initiatives and protect northern #peatlands.

"I, and my community, have always had a deep relationship with the environment, nature and territory that makes up Thaidene Nëné. It’s one that defines who we are as people and the knowledge systems we use." – Steven Nitah wwf.ca/stories/thaide…

An article about LKDFN's efforts to protect our land has won a 2022 Folio Award for long-form feature content. This award is a testament to the importance of a collaborative approach to sharing the stories of Indigenous communities. Mahsı to all involved! landoftheancestors.ca/latest-news/ar…

“I, and my community, have always had a deep relationship with the environment, nature + territory that makes up Thaidene Nëné. It’s a relationship that’s interconnected, reciprocal + one that defines who we are as people + the knowledge systems we use.” wwf.ca/stories/thaide…

This story just keeps growing! People love the “who done it” of this bent angle iron. Now featured on the biggest news platform in Canada, CBCs The National. Pretty humbled to be featured alongside Iris from Thaidene Nëné. Laurier Research

So proud of the whole crew involved in the #cameratrap research in Thaidene Nëné Indigenous Protected Area! The diversity of habitats in this area is really shaping up to produce some incredible images! Claudia Haas @erin_tatt Laura Stewart GNWT ENR / MERN Laurier Research #WildLab

As we reflect on the progress made this year in #Indigenous-led #conservation, Addie Jonasson from Lutsel K’e Dene FN encourages us to look at Thaidene Nëné as an example in forming new protected areas & Guardians programs rooted in Indigenous values. theglobeandmail.com/podcasts/the-d…

Check out this time-lapse of a full year on the tundra through the lens of a remote camera set up in Thaidene Nëné as part of the NWT Biodiversity Monitoring Program: youtu.be/Fsi9ls0kNyY

A #biodiversity project in Thaidene Nëné has been documenting the sights & sounds of the vast tundra, forest & wetlands in the park. In addtn to collecting baseline data, the project can help “affirm traditional knowledge of where animals live, eat & mate.”cbc.ca/news/canada/no…

Alongside Thaidene Nëné Land Guardians, the newest SIMBA ice sensor (aka “Pumbaa”) has been installed near Etthen Island, ~70 km from Łutsël Kʼé, NT. A very scenic ride through the East Arm of Great Slave Lake.

A stunning ~200km day trip to and from Reliance, at the very tip of east arm of Great Slave Lake. All #lakeice sensors have now been installed for this season. A great team effort with Thaidene Nëné land guardians

Filmmaker Christine Lin traveled to Thaidene Nëné to film her documentary “Watchers of the Land”. Read about her experience talking to & learning from the Łutsël K’é community as they share their connection to the land and how they are protecting it. audubon.org/news/behind-le…

Throwback to January! Brody delivered SmartBUOY and SmartQAMUTIK training for 15 community members in Tuktoyaktuk and Łutsël K’é. We're delighted to work with the Tuktoyaktuk Community Corporation and Thaidene Nëné to expand our ice monitoring services in our communities.