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Kijicho Manito Madaouskarini works with private & public sector partners on our traditional territory.
Our ongoing partnerships respect both local government priorities & Indigenous knowledge, leading to more sustainable, culturally appropriate initiatives.
Our approach to stewardship.
With our deep-rooted connection to the land and profound understanding of natural ecosystems, KMM plays a pivotal role in stewarding trails, parks & the shared natural areas on our traditional territory.
Our approach to development.
With our unique cultural, natural & funding resources, KMM has the potential to significantly contribute to your vision via infrastructure, communications & economic development partnerships.
Our approach to stewardship.
Our traditional ecological knowledge, accumulated over generations, offers invaluable insights into sustainable land management practices.By integrating this wisdom with modern conservation techniques, we seek to maintain biodiversity, preserve endangered species, and ensure the health of ecosystems.Our approach to stewardship, which is deeply intertwined with Algonquin cultural and spiritual values, emphasizes the interconnectedness of all living things, the importance of maintaining balance within nature. Engaging in collaborative efforts with conservation organizations and all levels of government, Kijicho Manito Madaouskarini Algonquin Nation leads initiatives aimed at habitat restoration, wildlife protection, and education about Indigenous perspectives on environmental stewardship. Such collaboration not only enhances the effectiveness of conservation efforts but also fosters a greater understanding and respect for Indigenous knowledge and practices in managing and protecting the natural areas we all share.
Our approach to development.
By leveraging our rich heritage and deep connection to the land, we create sustainable tourism opportunities that offer authentic cultural experiences. This not only generates revenue but also promotes cultural preservation and awareness.Additionally, our traditional knowledge of the land and its resources can guide sustainable natural resource management, potentially leading to partnerships in sectors like forestry, fisheries, eco-friendly agriculture & tourism. By integrating modern business practices with traditional values, we are creating a model of economic development that is both sustainable and respectful of our cultural identity. Partnerships with external businesses and government entities, focused on mutual respect and benefit, amplify our economic impact.Access to unique funding sources, such as grants and investments specifically earmarked for Indigenous communities, can provide the financial backing needed to jumpstart and sustain their initiatives. This funding can support a wide range of projects, from cultural preservation and eco-tourism to sustainable resource management and renewable energy development.Additionally, partnerships with governmental and non-governmental organizations can open doors to exclusive funding opportunities designed to promote Indigenous entrepreneurship and community development.
Case Study
Wàwàtesì
KMM has partnered with the Town of Bancroft, MTO, private business & multiple trails associations to create a cultural preservation & community well-being transportation strategy for the downtown Bancroft portion of the Hastings Heritage Trail.
Case Study
Eagles Nest
KMM is partnering with the Stewards of Bancroft Eagles Nest & the Town of Bancroft in developing a series of wayfinding signs with eco-friendly solar lighting to help locals & tourists navigate the many interesting experiences at this important cultural site.
Case Study
Safety First Program / MTO
KMM partnered with the Ontario Ministry of Transportation, trail & recreation associations, the Town of Bancroft & local Ontario Provincial Police to create PSAs promoting safe trail use to hikers, cyclists, horseback riders, recreational vehicle operators and outdoor enthusiasts.
Case Study
Stewardship of Shared Spaces
KMM created a team of trained, certified operators & partnered with seasoned trail experts in preparation for stewardship projects like re-establishing access to Nellie Lunn Park in Wollaston Township.
Contact us
If your business or organization would like to discuss partnerships with Kijicho Manito Madaouskarini, please send us a note.
We hold a deep belief in the importance of sustainable tourism and cultural preservation on ancestral lands. Learn more about our Business & Tourism Portfolio.
Additional funding provided by the Community Services Recovery Fund through the Community Foundation for Lennox & Addington.
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