COURSE INFORMATION
We're sorry,
This course is not currently open for online registration
Please contact us for more information regarding its availability at
conference.events@usask.ca or 306.966.5539
Non-Credit Online Course
The land and the relationship to land are inextricably linked to Indigenous peoples cultural identity, language and livelihood. Land stewardship is an inherent right and responsibility of the Indigenous people, who believe the land is a gift from the Creator to care for and sustain all living being on earth. This course provided an examination into concepts of traditional Indigenous land stewardship as the foundational principles of land management and tenure, examine Federal Government programs on land management, and provided an overview of the Land Management Frameworks applicable on Indigenous Nation reserve lands.
Online non-credit course - DEU offers the credit component ASKI201.1. University of Saskatchewan students who wish to take this course as credit toward their degree must register through their PAWS account.
Online - Canvas Platform
A refund will be issued, minus a $25.00 + taxes administrative fee prior to the University of Saskatchewan issuing online course access (NSID) and password to the student. No refund will be issued after 5 business days of receiving online access (NSID) and password.