ᓇᓂᓯᓂᖅ ᐃᓄᐃᑦ ᖃᐅᔨᒪᔭᑐᖃᖏᑦ
Yes, we know the land, we've been learning it forever. And the laws of this land, we must always follow them. They work kind of like this:
The month of October, we go fishing on the lakes that have just frozen over...November into December, we do a small caribou hunt...and we hunt for seals at the breathing holes, then in January and February, we spent quite a bit of time in our igloos, when the days are so short...
And in March and April, we we'd do more seal hunting.
It was great fun whenever June came, the month for gathering eggs. And end of July, moving into August, we'd also fish in the weirs, as the fish were climbing...
And early September, we'd walk inland for caribou. Then when October came 'round again, and the lakes froze, we'd be back there fishing.
We're all interdependent on this planet. The choices made in one country affect the quality of life in another. Pollution from the way of life in the south is literally killing us and our way of life.
So come on, learn all you can, to try and understand. How will you use what you're learning to make a difference?