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<p>This paper explores the potential of land-based learning as a transformative approach to environmental sustainability education within the Woodland Cree First Nation in Lac La Ronge, Saskatchewan, Canada. By integrating Cree First Nation land-based learning and practices, knowledge systems, and perspectives on land stewardship, this study highlights how land-based learning fosters deeper connections between students and the environment. Through participatory and community-led methodologies, the research examines the effectiveness of this educational approach in promoting sustainable practices, cultural resilience, and ecological awareness. The findings suggest that land-based learning offers a decolonial framework for rethinking environmental education, emphasizing the importance of Indigenous knowledge in addressing contemporary environmental challenges.</p>

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Rethinking environmental sustainability education through land-based learning and practice with Woodland Cree First Nation, Lac La Ronge, Saskatchewan, Canada

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    2025年3月25日

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  • Ranjan Datta,
  • Colleen Charles,
  • Jebunnessa Chapola,
  • C. Emdad Haque,
  • Sujoy Subroto

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This paper explores the potential of land-based learning as a transformative approach to environmental sustainability education within the Woodland Cree First Nation in Lac La Ronge, Saskatchewan, Canada. By integrating Cree First Nation land-based learning and practices, knowledge systems, and perspectives on land stewardship, this study highlights how land-based learning fosters deeper connections between students and the environment. Through participatory and community-led methodologies, the research examines the effectiveness of this educational approach in promoting sustainable practices, cultural resilience, and ecological awareness. The findings suggest that land-based learning offers a decolonial framework for rethinking environmental education, emphasizing the importance of Indigenous knowledge in addressing contemporary environmental challenges.