This field course provides students with practical experience working in a local First Nations community on a collaborative project. Centering Indigenous ways of knowing, a major focus is on understanding intersecting cultural, political, ecological, social, and economic factors that shape community life. Topics include Indigenous governance, treaties, and political ecologies.

Antirequisite(s): Geography 3002A/B.

Prerequisite(s): Any course in Arts and Humanities or Social Science and registration in third or fourth year.

Extra Information: Bi-weekly 3-hour lecture, bi-weekly 3-hour outdoor tutorial. Cross-listed with Geography 3002A/B.