Use this space to highlight what makes your Guardians initiative unique and what your community is most proud of. Share information not already addressed elsewhere in the application, including community priorities, land and water stewardship responsibilities, cultural knowledge and knowledge transfer, youth engagement, partnerships, or other distinctive aspects of your work.
Describe the specific needs being addressed and how the proposed funding will support Indigenous-led, boots-on-the-ground stewardship activities. You may highlight how the initiative contributes to protecting and strengthening lands, waters, culture, language, youth, community wellbeing, and Nationhood.
You may also describe any risks, gaps, or potential impacts to community stewardship capacity, monitoring, safety, or continuity of programming if funding is not secured.
Please share any additional information, achievements, strengths, or community impacts that would help demonstrate the value and uniqueness of your Guardians initiative.