New Episode of “Our Voice” Podcast Featuring Indigenous Perspectives from Canada’s Far North

Budakeszi, Hungary, 11th November 2024 – The International Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation (CIC), in collaboration with Blood Origins, is pleased to announce the latest episode of the “Our Voice” podcast series. This episode features an insightful conversation with Doug Chiasson, Executive Director of the Fur Institute of Canada, focusing on the experiences and perspectives of the Inuit communities in Canada’s Arctic regions.

Co-hosted by Robbie Kroger, Founder of Blood Origins, and Bupe Banda, the episode delves into the unique challenges faced by Indigenous populations in the far north concerning wildlife management and conservation. Doug Chiasson shares his extensive experience working alongside Inuit communities, highlighting the importance of incorporating Indigenous knowledge and ensuring their representation in policy-making processes.

The “Our Voice” podcast series aims to amplify Indigenous voices in wildlife conservation, providing a platform for sharing diverse perspectives and fostering a deeper understanding of the intricate relationship between local communities and their natural environments.

Listeners can access this episode on Apple Podcasts and all major podcast platforms.

About Blood Origins

Blood Origins is a non-profit organisation dedicated to sharing the stories behind hunting and conservation. Through authentic storytelling, Blood Origins reveals the people and communities that depend on wildlife management for their livelihoods, aiming to bridge the gap between hunters and non-hunters by fostering understanding and respect.

Contact:

Tristan Breijer
Senior Communications and Public Affairs Advisor
CIC – International Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation
Email: tristan.breijer@cic-wildlife.org
Website: www.cic-wildlife.org