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Please check out the clip below for a short video we were featured in:
http://www.conestogaconnected.ca/?p=2127
UPCOMING EVENTS @ KAYANASE
KAYANASE is featured in the GROUND Magazine Fall 2017 edition. Check out pages 26-29. https://oala.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Ground-39-FINAL_with-insert.pdf
KAYANASE CHRISTMAS TREE DONATION
It has been a few weeks since Christmas but Kayanase was in the spirit of giving this week when we donated our leftover Christmas trees to the Royal Botanical Gardens. The RBG has been collecting evergreen trees to help maintain a berm across Grindstone Creek to keep carp from travelling into the marsh and destroying the natural spawning grounds of native fish species. Specialized gates in the berms allow smaller fish to pass freely in and out of the marsh, but prevent large fish that may already be living in the marsh to return, including spawning carp. Kayanase is happy to support the Royal Botanical Gardens efforts to restore the Grindstone. To learn more about this project check out this video
www.facebook.com/TheAgenda/videos/10155009433230047/
It has been a few weeks since Christmas but Kayanase was in the spirit of giving this week when we donated our leftover Christmas trees to the Royal Botanical Gardens. The RBG has been collecting evergreen trees to help maintain a berm across Grindstone Creek to keep carp from travelling into the marsh and destroying the natural spawning grounds of native fish species. Specialized gates in the berms allow smaller fish to pass freely in and out of the marsh, but prevent large fish that may already be living in the marsh to return, including spawning carp. Kayanase is happy to support the Royal Botanical Gardens efforts to restore the Grindstone. To learn more about this project check out this video
www.facebook.com/TheAgenda/videos/10155009433230047/
The Greenhouse
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Kayanase's current greenhouse was built in 2010 and is nearly 55,000 square feet, and it features a retractable roof. Attached is a 9000 square foot warehouse and office building. Our organization is about restoring Mother Earth holistically through the collection of native seeds, to seed progressing, seed propagation, planting, monitoring and eventually back to healthful biodiversity. Kayanase is dedicated to improving the health of Mother Earth using science-based approaches and Traditional Ecological knowledge.
Kayanase's current greenhouse was built in 2010 and is nearly 55,000 square feet, and it features a retractable roof. Attached is a 9000 square foot warehouse and office building. Our organization is about restoring Mother Earth holistically through the collection of native seeds, to seed progressing, seed propagation, planting, monitoring and eventually back to healthful biodiversity. Kayanase is dedicated to improving the health of Mother Earth using science-based approaches and Traditional Ecological knowledge.
The LonghouseKahyonhakta envisions a center where the history and culture of Haudenosaunee (People of the Longhouse) is accurately and appropriately represented while providing cultural, social, educational and economic benefits to the community of Six Nations.
The Longhouse Project aims to support and increase cultural awareness in the community while providing visitors to Six Nations with an exceptional cultural experience that increases their understanding and appreciation for Six Nations’ natural resources, society, history and culture. |
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