July 6, 7, 8, with a field trip to Obadjiwan–Fort Témiscamingue National Historic Site on July 9th.

Join us for a hands-on series using digital mapping and drones to document the language and landscape.

Each day combines indoor and outdoor learning, hands-on activities, and collaborative group work including:

• Learning how to use the Atlas platform
• Creating place-based language entries
• Recording stories and observations for the community atlas
• Plant walk and harvest
• Drone demonstration and instruction

What to bring each day:

☐ Comfortable outdoor clothing

☐ Water bottle

☐ Hat / sunscreen / bug spray

☐ Notebook (optional)

☐ Lunch provided

Open to TFN community members and those working in the community

All ages welcome, 15 and under accompanied by an adult

Register for a single day, or the entire series

Click here to register: https://atfn.geolinguistics.ca/event-registration/?event_id=EVT-2026-005