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Trail trees are trees that have been shaped by human intention rather than environment or disease, and they have been used for centuries to mark the way through the woods across the Americas. 
A network of pre-Columbian roads and trails denoted by these trees, most often oak and maple, have been well documented across First Nation territories. Their uses varied between nation and specificity of the region but may have included pointing out a fresh water source
off a main route, minerals or other resources that may have been important to Native Americans for medicinal and ceremonial purposes, or designated areas of significant importance such as council circles and gathering points.
I will be tweeting the @AuSenate hearing into the Cashless Debit Card Bill today for @PWDAustralia at 9AM AEDT.
If you're tuning in and want to #StopTheCDC, let me know!
If you're tuning in and want to #StopTheCDC, let me know!
@AuSenate @PWDAustralia If you're wanting to watch the hearing, and be part of the Twitter conversation, you can watch it here: aph.gov.au/news_and_event…
Please let me know if you are tweeting and want to #StopTheCDC!
Please let me know if you are tweeting and want to #StopTheCDC!
@PWDAustralia The #StopTheCDC hearing has began and the Chair of the Committee, Sen. Wendy Askew is now making opening remarks. Opening statements from witnesses from Profs Jon Altman, Tony Dreise Dr Janet Hunt and Dr Francis Markham.
New week, new jobs thread! Check in throughout the week for early to mid-career postings for #environment, #sustainability, and #SciComm jobs in Canada. #GreenJobs
A few jobs still active on last week's thread. Take a look here 👇
Two postings from the Central Coast Indigenous Resource Alliance - Marine Program Director and Fisheries Program Director. Based in Campbell River, BC. Apply by Apr. 17. #GreenJobs ccira.ca/career/
