Sustainable Tourism Through an Indigenous Lens

Discover the true meaning of sustainable travel as we explore tourism from an Indigenous perspective. This in-person event offers a unique chance to connect, learn and celebrate traditions that respect the land and culture. Get ready for eye-opening stories, hands-on activities and meaningful conversations. Help build community partnerships with local service organizations on the Grand River. Dont't miss out on this inspiring experience that shows how tourism can protect our planet.

Spnsored by Lions International (New Voices), Two Row on the Grand and Six Nations Tourism

Info: Thanksgiving Address (Michael Hill)
- gratitude, and our responsibility to steward the gifts of Mother Earth;
Welcome (Louise Agnew, District Governor, Lions International)

Info: Natalie Lowe, Managing Partner, The Sustainable Events Forum
- what is sustainable tourism? What actions can we take?

Info: Support our sustainability efforts by bringing your own travel mug / water bottle!

Info: Ellie Joseph and Terri Bulman: Two Row On The Grand - sustainable tourism in action; Six Nations Tourism: practices in sustainable tourism through an Indigenous lens; Lauren Jones: Six Nations Lands Stewardship

Info: Cultural Land-based Experience - medicine walk around Chiefswood Park

Info: Support our sustainability efforts by bringing your own plate / mess kit!

Info: Kerdo Deer, Kayanase: invasive species mitigation; John Kemp: Hogweed Mitigation Project along the Grand River
How could this community become involved with invasive species/ Hogweed mitigation? (The Problem/ Barriers/Action Plan/ Next Steps)

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Chiefswood Park, 1037 Brant County Highway 54, Ohsweken, Canada

Concerts, fests, parties, meetups - all the happenings, one place.

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