Pjila’si
Unama’ki Institute of Natural Resources represents the five Mi’kmaq communities of Unama’ki and was formed to address concerns regarding natural resources and their sustainability.
UINR Publications
2011 Sespite’tmnej–Let’s protect eel habitat MEMBERTOU Sespite’tmnej–Let’s protect eel habitat WAYCOBAH UINR Annual Report 2009/2010 UINR 2011 Calendar 2010 Sespite’tmnej–Let’s protect eel habitat ESKASONI Tetpaqiewanej Jakejk–Let’s Take Care of the Lobster Wulo’tmnej Miniku–Let’s Take Care of the Island Sespite’tmnej–Let’s protect eel habitat POTLOTEK Tetpaqo’tmnej Qata’skwl – Use Eelgrass Meadows Properly Sustainable Hardwood Management in Today’s...
Annual Reports
UINR Annual Report 2006 UINR Annual Report 2007 UINR Annual Report 2008 UINR Annual Report 2009
Water Reports
Eskasoni Water Report Membertou Water Report Potlotek Water Report Wagmatcook Water Report We’koqma’q Water Report
UINR Marten
UINR Marten–Vol.7 Issue 3–Fall 2011 UINR Marten–Vol.7 Issue 2–Summer 2011 UINR Marten–Vol.7 Issue 1–Spring 2011 UINR Marten–Vol.6 Issue 4–Winter 2011 UINR Marten–Vol.6 Issue 3–Fall 2010 UINR Marten –Vol.6 Issue 2–Summer 2010 UINR Marten – Vol.6 Issue.1 – Spring 2010 UINR Marten – Vol.5 Issue.4 – Winter 2009 UINR Marten – Vol.5 Issue. 3 –...
Fire Pit Design
Fire Pit Design (PDF)
Tetapuo’tmnej Nipukt– Making the Most of Our Hardwood Resources
Tetapuo’tmnej Nipukt– Making the Most of Our Hardwood Resources Across Canada over 50,000 forestry jobs have been lost over the last few years. Demand for paper and lumber is declining and unless changes are made, the 270,000 jobs remaining in forestry will be jeopardized. Mark MacPhail, UINR’s Directory of Forestry believes that despite gloomy predictions...