Bur Oak
Acorns were gathered late fall and could be used in the winter or spring if they were buried when collected.
We believe language is more than just words.
Language is heart and soul. Language is connection.
Our goal is to make language accessible to those who want to learn.
Listen to the lessons on the go.
Listen to stories linked to specific places around the city.
Learn about public art pieces, historical facts, and unique landscapes.
Available now on iOS // Currently in beta
Language is the foundation for how we think and how we relate to the rest of the world. Our words are our most direct connection to the land beneath our feet and to the world around us.
We believe that reclaiming, celebrating and using Indigenous languages brings knowledge, pleasure, laughter, and understanding to everyone. Our goal is to make these languages accessible to anyone who wants to learn.
We believe there is value in doing this very publicly. Especially while being outside exploring and moving.
Try the app • Report bugs or issues • Check for language errors • Let us know about your stories
Acorns were gathered late fall and could be used in the winter or spring if they were buried when collected.
To make a salve or balm, the buds can be boiled in fat for nasal application. This is to cure
Black spruce is also known as bog spruce or swamp spruce. It grows well in wet, acidic, and poor-quality soils
Paper birch is best known for its beautiful bark. On young stems, the bark is thin, dark red to near
Green ash is a deciduous tree commonly found in southern Manitoba, usually on low ground and along river banks. It
Silver buffalo berry is a large spreading shrub (0.5-3m tall) with brown branches covered with small bran-like scales and bright