Request for Proposal Advancing Sovereignty Using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) INTENT The Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaw Chiefs in collaboration with Nova Scotia initiated an Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas Program in 2019. UINR implements the program in Unama’ki and as part of the program, hired an IPCA GIS technician in 2021. A comprehensive … Read More
UINR 2025 Scholarships There are five $1000 scholarships available. Eligibility Scholarships are awarded based on demonstration of leadership, academic achievement and community involvement. Applicants must be a registered band member of the Unama’ki District, currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate level certificate, diploma or degree program, or a recent (2025) graduate of … Read More
There is one $5000 scholarship available. Eligibility Scholarships are awarded based on demonstration of leadership, academic achievement and community involvement. Applicants must be a registered band member of the Unama’ki District, currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate level certificate, diploma or degree program, or a recent (2025) graduate of a recognized Forestry program. How … Read More
Charlie Joe Dennis Memorial Scholarship Charlie Joe Dennis, the founder of Unama’ki Institute of Natural Resources, was a community leader and former chief of Eskasoni First Nation. Charlie embodied Netukulimk, the sacred responsibility of caring for Wksɨtqamu, and he did i t through kindness, humour and his ability to bring people together for a … Read More
UINR is currently searching for Nuji Kelo’toqatijik / Earth Keeper to join our team. This is a full-time position starting as soon as possible and ending March 31, 2026 Salary: starting at $48,709 Deadline for application: April 28, 2025 4pm AST Click link to download as a pdf: Nuji Kelo’toqatijik / Earth Keeper 2025 Job Post … Read More
The Unama’ki Na’jipuktaqnej population has been severely affected by the devastating white-nose syndrome, which is believed to have resulted in the deaths of millions of bats across Turtle Island. White-nose syndrome primarily impacts the species of bats that hibernate in caves and mines during the winter months. Nevertheless, there is a glimmer of hope. Following … Read More
Download the whole set of UINR Valentine’s as a PDF by clicking on this link: UINR Valentines
UINR is currently searching for Field Assistant to join our Maliamu’kik Msɨt Ko’kqmanaq team for the summer! This position runs from May 12 to August 25, 2025 (16 weeks). Salary: $19/hour (35 hours a week for 16 weeks, travel will also be reimbursed) Deadline for application: March 14, 2025 4pm AST Click link to download … Read More
Wetlands are vital. They shield our communities from severe storms and floods, act as reservoirs during times of drought, capture and store carbon, and help keep our drinking water clean. For the Mi’kmaq, they offer a place to hunt, fish and collect traditional medicines. A place where we can reconnect with Wksɨtqamu. Preserving our wetlands … Read More
UINR is currently searching for an individual to take on the exciting new position, Etuaptmumk Knowledge Hub for Natural Climate Solutions Manager. This is a full time position for 4.25 years – based in Unama’ki or through a hybrid arrangement. Start Date: February 2025 Salary Range: Starting at $61,059. Deadline for application: January 24, 2024 … Read More
For immediate release: October 23, 2024 New Etuaptmumk Resources for Nova Scotia Schools Unama’ki Institute of Natural Resources (UINR) has partnered with the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development to develop resources to support Etuaptmumk learning in schools across Nova Scotia. As part of this collaboration, UINR has developed a series of six videos … Read More
Our relationships with Tiam are deep and historic. When our ancestors signed treaties with the Crown, the treaties protected our right to hunt moose, as well as our right and responsibility to be stewards of moose according to Netukulimk. This way of life provides for the needs of our families and communities and also protects … Read More