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Skip to Search Results- 419University of Alberta, Department of Biological Sciences
- 242Campbell, Sandy
- 176Seale, Linda N.
- 46Fraser, Marion
- 46Villatoro, Valentin (Supervisor)
- 42Andrew Hoang
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2024-06-01
This image captures a moment of active cultural engagement. It showcases a diverse group of young people joining hands in a round dance. They wear brightly patterned ribbon skirts to visually celebrate their heritage and assert cultural identity. This scene is a practical representation of...
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2011-06-09
Cloudberries grow around the Circumpolar North. In Finland they are picked in large numbers and used in cookery in a variety of ways.
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Columbines in the Church of the Pond (Kirkkolammenpuisto) Park public garden in Rovaniemi, Finland
Download2016-06-13
Several kinds of columbines were on display in this garden. The identification plate for these plants has an added note that reads "koko kasvi on myrkyllinen" or "the whole plant is poisonous".
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2014-01-20
This columnar oak walk leads from an entrance at the bottom of the hill up to the tea house and glass houses in the centre of the Botanic Garden in Oslo. There were a few dried oak leaves on the trees.
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Coming to Fences: Moving from Deficit to Hope Through Stories of Intergenerational Strength
Download2023-06-20
Voyageur , Danielle Candice Colombe
On the grounds of where the Holy Angels Indian Residential School once stood, I attended the Truth Scanning Information Gathering on August 22nd & 23rd 2022 in my community of Fort Chipewyan, Alberta. This gathering marked the beginning of the process to identify the unmarked graves of our...
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2015-07-10
The common cattail grows along the edges of lakes. It has been used as a traditional food, both the green flower spike (shown in this image), the core, the root and the seeds are all edible.
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2015-07-10
The Ndilo First Nation Community is located on Latham Island on the edge of Yellowknife. The community has recently built a greenhouse to complement the community garden. The sign on the fence reads \"Welcome to YKDFN Community Garden\".
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2015-07-10
This garden project at Mildred Hall School in Yellowknife is a collaboration between students and elders. Raised beds are a common garden format in Yellowknife because of the rocky nature of the landscape and the general lack of good topsoil. These beds contain common garden plants such as...
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2011-03-29
Sangita Sharma lead community discussions in Arviat, Nunavut regarding nutrition related concerns that may become research projects in the coming year.
