Lauren Kaljur

Newsletter: A good news wildfire story 🔥

By Lauren Kaljur ● Environment ● June 30, 2018

What does Northern Indigenous governance look like, Gwich’in-style?

By Lauren Kaljur ● Environment ● June 22, 2018

Reporter Lauren Kaljur is about to learn from the Gwich’in Nation as they gather to assert their rights and self-governance of the land and caribou. Tell her what you want to know.

Newsletter: On forest, fire and fungi 🔥

By Lauren Kaljur ● Environment ● June 17, 2018

Why do one of the world’s most prized fungi, morels, love fire? Your burning morel mushroom questions, answered.

5 things I learned about Trans Mountain from community members in Secwepemc territory

By Lauren Kaljur ● Environment ● June 12, 2018

Reporters from APTN and The Discourse drove through Secwepemc territory to continue Tracking Trans Mountain. Here are some takeaways.

See you soon, Secwepemc Nation

By Lauren Kaljur ● Environment ● June 5, 2018

We know many voices are missing from the #TrackingTransMountain database. That’s why we’re travelling to hear from you in person.

Newsletter: Want to know more about wildfires? Ask an elder. 🔥

By Lauren Kaljur ● Environment ● June 2, 2018

5 ways Indigenous traditional knowledge on wildfires helps us survive and thrive

5 reasons why environmental reform matters after Canada’s controversial pipeline purchase

By Lauren Kaljur ● Environment ● May 30, 2018

Trudeau campaigned on a promise to make environmental assessments credible again — then he spent $4.5 billion on the Trans Mountain Pipeline. What does this mean?