Environmental Systems Solutions

18/03/2022

A fantastic post from Metis Nation of Alberta! These photos come directly from their information management system and were collected through their Askíy Fish Health Community Monitor Program forms, which ESS set up for them. These forms allow citizens to share details of fish catch with MNA to track changes in fish health and populations and better inform fish conservation initiatives.

Look at these beautiful faces! And we're not just talking about the fish ;)

A big thank you to all our Citizens who shared photos of their fishing activities with us.

These Citizens submitted their photos when they filled out the Askíy Fish Health Community Monitor Program forms. This program helps track changes in fish health and populations across Alberta. Information collected helps the MNA protect fish and their habitats in your communities.

If you are out fishing, please take a moment to fill out the forms using the link below and include any photos of your trip. We would love to hear about and see your adventures!

https://albertametis.com/fish-health/

Photo credit: Jerry McConnell, Randy Flammand, Lorna Cattleman, Samantha Plett, Henry Aaker, Duane Brown, and those who wish to remain anonymous.

18/02/2022

Was a great few days in Coen with Lama Lama rangers conducting training on collecting and storing data about their ranger work.

13/07/2020

Great news for the Djurrubu Rangers. Two fantastic additions to their team, which will help them to continue to achieve outcomes for country, culture and community. We look forward to working with them and the whole Djurrubu team!

Djurrubu Rangers are very happy to welcome two new staff members: Shay Wrigglesworth and Jane Blackwood. Shay has recently come on board as Djurrubu Coordinator and Jane as Djurrubu Manager.
Read full story here
http://mirarr.net/stories/djurrubu-welcome-new-staff

22/06/2020

Great stuff Njanjma Rangers!

19/06/2020

Some interesting stats from our Archaeology on the Frontier partners. It's terrific to see how the work we've done to manage and present their data (through https://frontierconflict.org) enables them to share their work to such a wide audience!
https://archaeologyonthefrontier.com/2020/06/19/some-statistics/

The Queensland Native Mounted Police operated for over 50 years, from 1849 until 1904. It was organised along paramilitary lines, consisting of detachments of Aboriginal troopers led by white officers. It operated across the whole of Queensland and was explicitly constituted to protect the lives, li...

07/02/2020

In the Torres Strait this week training Land and Sea Managers to use the Work Planner system! Always amazed by the engagement, ownership and feedback of the staff, which helps us improve the system and make reporting easier and more efficient.

(The W is for Work Planner!)

20/01/2020

A highly valuable and enjoyable Indigenous language project with Karajarri Traditional Lands Association - invigorating language by integrating it into cultural land management

Welcome to Karajarri Traditional Lands Association Country

17/10/2019

Around Gunbalanya this week with the Njanjma Rangers' visitor management and engagement project. Set up visitor monitoring sites to gather information and check everyone is doing the right thing when visiting country!

17/10/2019

Great trip into Mikkinj to practice w**d recording and mapping with Njanjma

29/07/2019

This is a terrific opportunity to work with Njanjma Rangers, a group that is growing their capacity and business while making a real difference for their country and community

General Manager - Njanjma Aboriginal Corporation (NAC)