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Canada's first True North awards honour the people saving its wildlife

The Canadian Wildlife Federation has named the first recipients of its True North Wildlife Conservation Awards, celebrating collaborative, solution-based work for species on the brink. Among them: a youth advisory group in Ontario where Moose Cree First Nation young people, guided by Elders, tag and track lake sturgeon — fish that have swum these rivers since prehistoric times — in the North French and Mattagami rivers, blending Indigenous knowledge with science. The winners will be honoured in Ottawa on October 23.

The upbeat factorthe next generation of guardians is already on the river.
✓ Verified · GlobeNewswire · 2026-10-21 · Canada
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