The learning & sharing of skills is what makes our way of living, in the location we do, possible. We celebrate a continual process of learning, from elders, many skilled craftspeople over the years, & very importantly, from the Land directly. Whatever skills we have accumulated over the years we are more than happy to share, & we are always hoping for opportunities to learn from others! Some of our learning (some in depth, some just scratching the surface) has been in: Log building, timberframing & woodworking, survival & subsistence skills, hunting, trapping, & preparing of hides, fibre arts including spinning, felting, knitting, crochet, naalbinding, embroidery, & sewing, coiled basketry, foraging for both wild & medicinal plants, herbalism, cooking with fire and earth ovens, sustainable agriculture & subsistence farming, sustainable fishery, & integrated movement. For those interested in exchanges, we are very interested in pursuing further study in the areas of: vine & withy basketry, wild clay ceramics, underwood & hedge management, earth building, archery, and various movement traditions.

In future we hope to help facilitate gatherings in both NWT & Nova Scotia, where individuals can both receive and offer workshops in a variety of ancestral skills.