Knowledge Sharing
Stay up to date with the latest news and publications from the constellation.
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At the core of our work is a desire to exchange knowledge with one another to empower the work that each star is doing to reclaim and restore their coastal lands, waters, and relationships. This is a space to share some of our activities and learning along the way.
September 11, 2026: Aotearoa Water Patrol's Mark Haimona provides jet ski training for Nelson's Harbours rescue team.
September 8, 2026: The Sydenham Current highlights Minogiizhgad's work advancing language education.
News
SFU professor's new Anishinaabe-language magazine highlights skateboarding, snowboarding and surfing
August 27, 2026: The Vancouver Sun features a story about Asab magazine.
August 10, 2026: SFU interviews Bimose Nick Reo about the significance of Asab magazine, which sparked the generation of new Anishinaabemowin words for contemporary life.
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Presentations
April 15, 2026: Nick Reo serves as the moderator for a panel on the rights of nature hosted by the International Affairs Forum based at Northwestern Michigan College.
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July 10, 2026: Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) features a story about the launch of Asab. Learn more about how the magazine came together and what it means to those involved.
News
It’s a win! Nuchatlaht First Nation granted full Aboriginal Title to northern part of Nootka Island
April 8, 2026: Nuchatlaht reclaims title to 210 square kilometers of their land.
April 17, 2026: With leadership from Minogiizhgad, the Bkejwanong Kinomaagewgamig and Anishinaabeg Kinomaagewgamig Immersion School open their own fish hatchery.
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Video
October 20, 2025: Nuchatlaht Tribe at the British Columbia Court of Appeal fighting for their land back.
October 10, 2025: Dr. Reo receives $599,440 to support the work of the constellation.
April 10, 2025: Cassidy shares her reflections on the CORR 2025 Knowledge Exchange in Aotearoa.
August 28, 2024: Dr. Reo is interviewed by NPR about invasive species.
Interview
April 2023: Dr. Waiti interviewed by Simply Surfing about Māori perspectives on surfing.
Newsletter: Past Issues
Read Ika's reflections on CORR's annual knowledge exchange. Learn about how our friends in Hawai'i and Nuchatlaht are using camps to reclaim belonging in their homelands. Also hear how our Māori friends are connecting with policy makers to implement sustainable change for their communities.
This edition features Whenua Wai Ora’s expanding kaupapa, the launch of Asab Anishinaabemowin magazine, hands-on environmental education initiatives, and a landmark title victory for Nuchatlaht.
This edition features Māori water safety initiatives, Whenua Wai Ora environmental wānanga, Anishinaabe language and food sovereignty work, regenerative ʻāina projects in Hawaiʻi, and cultural planning and youth engagement with Nuchatlaht.
Read about Māori leadership shaping national boating policy, Indigenous language and cultural initiatives, land‑based learning, and Nuchatlaht’s continued efforts to reclaim title and reconnect with their mułmumc (roots).
Kahurānaki Marae hosts a hautapu featuring ceremony, feasting, and land restoration work. Gearing up for youth programming in Hawaiʻi and the Great Lakes. Some of the CORR family joins Nuchatlaht's family camp.
This first quarterly update offers a snapshot of CORR’s initial momentum, featuring a surfing dictionary, maara kai workshops, Anishinaabe seasonal practices, ʻāina‑based initiatives in Hawaiʻi, and planning for Nuchatlaht community campouts.
Publications
Rayne, A., Tadaki, M., Crowley, S. L., Farr, A., Gibbs, L. M., Kitson, J. C., Rodgers, R. P., & Reo, N. J. (2025). Renegotiating species belonging in a changing world. Progress in Environmental Geography, 4(4), 412–435. https://doi.org/10.1177/27539687251388150
Wehi, P. M., Kamelamela, K. L., Whyte, K., Watene, K., & Reo, N. (2023). Contribution of Indigenous Peoples’ understandings and relational frameworks to invasive alien species management. People and Nature, 5(5), 1403–1414. https://doi.org/10.1002/pan3.10508