Written by Chloe and Robert, To Wood Buffalo National Park, with Love is a visionary future of the Park, told as a recounting to a young child. Through the telling, the story outlines issues and possible solutions to longstanding issues in this park, as well as conservation across Canada.

Indigenous perspectives on climate change, co-authored by women from the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and the Yukon. This paper contains policy recommendations for Polar Knowledge Canada; however, shares useful information pertaining to the climate crisis and Indigenous solutions.

This paper looks to answer the research question: Can Indigenizing approaches provide a more balanced approach to developing practices, programs and policies that impact children’s growth and development in outdoor play? It provides an Indigenous perspective on the current outdoor play movement.

A policy paper written by Chloe through the Jane Glassco Northern Fellowship program, this paper outlines the need for on the Land learning to be publicly available for children, families, and communities in the Northwest Territories. This paper also examines Indigenous policy writing.