Indigenous Mapping Projects

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IV Executive Director, Souta Callinglast has been working diligently in the field this summer visiting numerous significant places in Blackfeet Territory for the Chronic Wasting Disease(CWD)/contaminant monitoring project. This August she was able to personally show Working Dogs for Conservation and Penn State Vets the environmental variability in the project area.

Indigenous Vision is proud to be partnering with so many great organizations and people who are committed to monitoring CWD and environmental stressors, working dogs out in the field, and preserving significant Blackfeet sites in traditional Blackfeet Territory.

We will be providing more in depth project updates this fall. In the meantime you can listen to an excerpt from IVPodcast 97 where Souta shares her experience with the hiking group from earlier this month.
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