Walking with A ́nó:wara

Conroy, Eileen, author.

Contributors: Harquail, Andrea, author. ; Johnson, Bob, author. ; Watson, Kaitlyn, author. ; Wheatley, Kim, author.

2012, Book , 79, [1] pages :

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Summary/Review: "This is a journey which enlists the Traditional Knowledge of the Haudenosaunee People. The wisdom and knowledge contained in this book includes the a more...

Summary/Review: "This is a journey which enlists the Traditional Knowledge of the Haudenosaunee People. The wisdom and knowledge contained in this book includes the authentic voices of recognized Traditional Knowledge Keepers located in the upper Great Lakes region of Ontario, Canada. The Toronto Zoo’s Turtle Island Conservation programme hopes that as you take this journey with A’nó:wara, you will gain an insight into the distinct ways of knowing of the Haudenosaunee People and effectively contribute to the preservation of wetlands and the creatures that inhabit them for generations to come."--Welcome (page [2]).

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Publication information:	Toronto : Toronto Zoo, Turtle Island Conservation, [2012]
ISBN:	189574153X
ISBN:	9781895741537
Language:	English
Record ID:	3631786
Format:	Regular Print Book
Physical description:	79, [1] pages : illustrations, 28 cm.
Date acquired:	April 10, 2018
More creator details:	[Eileen Conroy, Kim Wheatley, Andrea Harquail, Kaitlyn Watson, Bob Johnson].
General note:	"Citation for this document: E. Conroy, K. Wheatley, A. Harquail, K. Watson, B. Johnson 2012."--Title page verso.
General note:	"Writing and editing contributions by Joe Brown (Karishwawishon) , Suzanne Brant (Katsitsiarhshion), Eileen "Sam" Conroy (Wahgeh Giizhigo Migizi Kwe), Andrea Harquail, Richard W. Hill Sr., Bob Johnson, Wesley Miller (Tehawennahkwa), Kaitlyn Watson, Kim Wheatley (Shkode Neegan Waawaaskone)"--Title page verso.
General note:	Toronto Public Library recognizes that the term “Indians,” used in subject headings such as “Indians of North America,” is offensive to many people. Although we currently maintain these headings to adhere to descriptive standards used by libraries worldwide, we and other Canadian libraries are working to replace them with ones that are acceptable to Indigenous Peoples in Canada.
Contents note:	Acknowledgements -- Welcome -- The 13 Challenges to A ́nó:wara's Thirteen Challenges -- Introduction -- Greeting the New Day -- Turtle Teachings -- Ontario's Turtle Families and Species at Risk -- Neighbours and Friends -- Healthy Habitats -- Turtle Stories -- Turtle Families of the World -- The Importance of Water -- Water: Our Business -- Frog Friends -- Turtle Tally -- What Else Can We Do? -- Celebration -- Glossary -- Thanksgiving Address -- The ways of knowing partnership: Turtle Island Conservation programme -- Chapter Image Explanations -- Artist Biography.
Contributor:	Harquail, Andrea, author.
Contributor:	Johnson, Bob, author.
Contributor:	Watson, Kaitlyn, author.
Contributor:	Wheatley, Kim, author.
Contributor:	Turtle Island Conservation, issuing body.

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