Land acknowledgement

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Garibaldi Tree would like to gratefully and respectfully acknowledge the original peoples of the land we work and live on.

We would like to gratefully and respectfully acknowledge the original peoples of the land we work and live on.

Land acknowledgement

We, at Garibaldi Tree, gratefully and respectfully acknowledge that we work and live on the shared traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Lilwat7úl (Lil’wat) Nations. We honour their languages, cultures, and histories.

The Skwxwú7mesh and Lilwat7úl Nations

To learn about the Skwxwú7mesh and Lilwat7úl Nations visit www.squamish.net and lilwat.ca.
To learn about the Lilwat7úl language, including words, phrases, songs and stories, click here. For more information, check out these videos:
To learn about the Skwxwú7mesh language and culture, visit the Squamish Nation’s Language and Cultural Affairs Facebook page. For more information, check out these videos:

Discover the land you're on

To view a traditional territory, language and treaties map created by Native Land Digital, a registered Canadian not-for-profit organization, visit native-land.ca. You can discover whose land you’re on by entering your address or navigating and clicking around the map.

Contact info

For questions or comments about this land acknowledgement, please contact Paul at connect@garibalditree.ca.

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