
7M+
Hectares of shared traditional territories are represented within the regional delegates and attending Indigenous Communities.
150
Delegates from 15+ Indigenous Communities, representing Lands & Resources Development as stewwards of our shared Lands.
26H
Of meaningful dialogue, networking, teachings and learnings that rekindle the connectedness of Indigenous People and Lands.














18:30
21:00
JAN 22
Registration and Welcome Social
Join us at the Ramada to register for the Indigenous Lands Symposium with a welcoming social.
Entertainment
7:15
8:15
JAN 23
Breakfast
Complementary breakfast provided.
Meal
8:30
9:30
JAN 23
Opening Ceremony
Culture
9:30
10:30
JAN 23
Conservation plenary session
Conservation
10:30
11:00
JAN 23
Health Break
Enjoy a health break and visit the booths
Health Break
11:00
12:00
JAN 23
Conservation Concurrent Session 1
Conservation
11:00
12:00
JAN 23
Conservation Concurrent Session #2
Conservation
12:00
1:00
JAN 23
Lunch
Enjoy the provided lunch and explore the booths
Meal
1:00
3:00
JAN 23
Rights Plenary Panel Discussion
Rights
3:00
3:30
JAN 23
Health Break
Enjoy a health break and visit the booths
Health Break
3:30
4:30
JAN 23
Optional Field Trip
Location TBD
3:30
4:30
JAN 23
Optional Activity












Miigwetch
to our sponsors.
Sponsors of the 2024 Indigenous Lands Symposium directly support Indigenous Communities to lead progressive collaboration for Land Sovereignty through Reconciliation. These sponsors have empowered Indigenous Communities, Lands & Resources Development, and conference Attendees to meaningfully engage in dialogue, networking, teachings and learnings that rekindle the connectedness of Indigenous People and Lands.

About Wahkohtowin
Wahkohtowin. At its core means connectedness. Between our People, our Lands, and our Culture. We practice this concept in the form of an Indigenous owned and led modern and innovative business. We support the revitalization of cultural practices and the upholding of rights to create sustainable resource management for the benefit of our shared traditional territories, our communities, and our livelihood.
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