The NWTRPA is soliciting proposals from qualified consultants on behalf of Supporting Wellbeing to create a modular, adaptive, made-in-the-North, culturally appropriate, and trauma-informed curriculum to support land-based leaders to manage and respond to mental health challenges.
NWTRPA's On the Land Programs Consultant and avid canoeist Rachel Cluderay shares how she trained Mango to be the goodest canoe dawg.
We're looking for new faces to join a steering committee to help develop a training program for on the land leaders to respond to, and manage difficult situations both out on the land and in their communities.
The NWTRPA is sponsoring three Paddling Film Festival stops in the NWT this year.
Rapid Media’s Paddling Film
Festival showcases the world’s best paddling films to audiences in Canada,
United States and around the world. The festival inspires more people to
explore rivers, lakes and oceans, push physical and emotional […]
Information we learned during the NWTRPA and CTRI organized event which took place in October in Yellowknife and Hay River.
We are excited to welcome our new team member, Rachel Cluderay as the On the Land Programs Consultant! Rachel was born and raised in Somba K’e, Denedeh and is of Cree ancestry. She is a Paddle Canada certified Lake Canoe Instructor Trainer and Sea Kayak Level 1 Skills Instructor. You may have […]
The NWT On The Land Collaborative is now accepting applications for on the land programs.
The Reel Paddling Film Festival will be returning to the NWT this winter, with stops in Fort Smith, Inuvik, and Yellowknife!
When you’re heading out on the land, the Priorities of Survival infographic is a handy tool for packing.
In early March, Jess Dunkin, the NWTRPA’s Director, On the Land Programs, attended the 2017 Canadian Parks Conference in Banff.
