CTS 10-12: Wildlife: Hunting and Fishing

In this short article, the traditional fishing practices of the Atikamekw are explained.

Information from the Alberta government about projects and legislation focused on fish and wildlife species and management in Alberta.

This government site provides information about legally hunting, fishing, and trapping in Alberta

To learn more about the importance of hunting among First Nations, Médérik Sioui, a historian and Communications Manager at the FNQLHSSC, has answered some of our questions.

On this page, you will find the hunting and fishing regulations for youth.

This video shows Indigenous methods to make a harpoon fashioned after the harpoons made by Northwest Coast/Inuit tribes.

This workbook and video teach the step-by-step instructions on how you can tie your own Royal Coachman dry fly.

This page discusses the traditional whale hunting practices of the Makah tribe on Turtle Island.

On this site you'll find information from a community of hunters in Alberta. There are good tips for getting started and processing animals you hunt.

As a responsible and ethical hunter, you must positively identify your quarry. By the end of this workbook, you’ll have the confidence that the animal you’re hunting is the animal that matches your license.

An educational workbook accompanied with a video to help people of all ages to THINK around firearms. Accompanied by a descriptive learning video to demonstrate the acronyms ACTS and PROVE

This article by the Edmonton & Area Land Trust, provides students with some ideas about what to look for when tracking game.