First Nations Sustainable Technologies
Students will learn about First Nations technologies related to sustainable living, such as fish traps, water management, and fire stick farming.
Key Questions
- Explain how First Nations peoples used technology to live sustainably with their environment.
- Compare traditional First Nations land management practices with modern approaches.
- Assess the relevance of First Nations sustainable technologies for contemporary environmental challenges.
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