Shawanaga
First Nation
Species-at-Risk
Take a tour through our Video Library…
We sometimes partner with filmmakers to capture conservation stories, or even make our own short films in-house. We’ve recently released two new films with footage from the bat work in the community!
Join us for exciting events!
Our events page is updated regularly with upcoming community events like turtle releases, snake walks, bat nights, and more!
The SFN Species-at-Risk team is committed to protecting and conserving species-at-risk and their habitats through an approach that combines Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) and Western science.
Conservation through a two-eyed Lens
Shawanaga Island IPCA
Shawanaga First Nation has continually demonstrated their commitment to the stewardship of Shawanaga Island, which has been used for recreation, hunting, and cultural practices for generations. Learn more about Shawanaga Island as an Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area by visiting the website.
Working Together for Biodiversity Conservation on Eastern Georgian Bay. Maamwi Anjiakiziwin (pronunciation Mah-m-wey Ahn-jee ah-kih zihwin) brings people together for conservation. It is a collaborative initiative in the eastern Georgian Bay region, which is designated a Community Nominated Priority Place (CNPP) under the federal government’s Canada Nature Fund. Visit the Story Map below to learn more.
