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Belarew le Gots e ekwe (Caribou for All Time): ne Plan of Action A De l ne Got Presentation to the WRRB Hearing for the Bluenose-East Herd April 6-8, 2016 How the plan was made: July 14-16 De l


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Belarewı́le Gots’ę́ Ɂekwę́ (Caribou for All Time):

A Dêlı ̨ nę Got’ı ̨ nę Plan of Action

Presentation to the WRRB Hearing for the Bluenose-East Herd April 6-8, 2016

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 July 14-16

Délı̨nę Ɂekwę́ Working Group meet to prepare the first draft

 Nov. 2 & 4

Délı̨nę Ɂekwę́ Working Group meet to review and revise the draft and prepare for public presentation

 November 4

Délı̨nę Public meeting – plan approval-in-principle

 November 23 Délı̨nę Ɂekwę́ Working Group meet to plan for Harvest Policy

implementation with ENR staff

 December 7

Public meeting to discuss Harvest Policy implementation

 January 6-7

Délı̨nę Ɂekwę́ Working Group meet to review plan implementation

 March 1-3

Plan is presented at SRRB Management of Bluenose East Ɂekwę́ (Barren-ground Caribou) Public Hearing

 March 16-17 Délı̨nę Ɂekwę́ Working Group meet to revise Plan following hearing

How the plan was made:

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Four Ɂeɂa:

  • 1. Goɂǫ́ beghǫ gots’edé nı̨dé dzá ǫt’e (when people talk

about caribou too much, it’s not good)

  • 2. Dene ts’ı̨lı̨ (who we are, the whole concept of what

being Dene meant to our grandparents)

  • 3. Areyǫnę́ ełóot’ı̨nę ats’ı̨t’e (we are all one family)
  • 4. Denecho kǝ gok’ǝ́tá nátsezé (we have to hunt like our

grandparents did)

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Dene Mapping Project: Harvesting trails

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Main topics in Plan:

 Story: Ɂekwę́ – Law of the Caribou  Ten Year Vision  Four program areas  Harvest policy and code  Learning as we go

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Ten year vision:

Dene and ɂekwę́ are free to maintain their relationships through their own ɂeɂa

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Four program areas:

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Harvest policy and code:

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Learning as we go:

 The Conservation Coaches Network and

the Open Standards for the Practice of Conservation

 This is a living document, and is revised

as questions about how to put Ɂekwę́ Náts’ezé Ɂeɂa into action are addressed by the Délı̨nę Ɂekwę́ Working Group and Ɂehdzo Got’ı̨nę.

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Recent work:

 New section: Conservation Approach  More dene language and concepts being incorporated  Harvest regulation and governance  More about the ceremonial harvest  Dene ways of regulating harvest or harvest governance  More about habitat, especially climate change and land protection  Some changes to how the Harvest Code is applied.

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