Connecting with the Land: Indigenous knowledge keepers lead reflective trail walk at R2R conference in Blyth

October 24, 2024 @ 7:00 amNews, Wingham Advance Times

The R2R 2024 rural assembly’s theme for 2024 was Exploring Our Differences Together. This years conference included a guided nature walk with local knowledge keepers Sheila Robson and Ken Albert. From left: Maitland Valley Conservation Authority General Manager Phil Beard, Sheila Robson, Ken Albert and Chris Lee, G2G trail association. (Cory Bilyea photo)
BLYTH – The R2R 2024 (R2R24) assembly returned to Blyth at the Memorial Community Hall for the Canadian Centre for Rural Creativity’s 10th anniversary. The ‘Rural Assembly’ theme for 2024 was Exploring Our Differences Together. This year’s conference explored key rural issues and opportunities, including the impact of artificial intelligence (AI)/data on rural communities, innovation…
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Cory Bilyea is a reporter with Midwestern Newspapers.