Location: Stanley Park Information Booth, Vancouver
Duration: 75 Minutes
Focus: Place-based storytelling, cultural continuity, and lived history

Location: At the Totem Poles - Stanley Park, Vancouver
Duration: 60 Minutes
Focus: Symbols, stories, and cultural history, taught in respect to place

Location: Museum of Anthropology (Vancouver)
Duration: 90 minutes
Focus: Coast Salish stories, histories, and cultural teachings brought forward through the museum’s collection

Location: Sechelt, Sunshine Coast
Duration: 60 Minutes
Focus: Coastal ecosystems, cultural stewardship, and interconnectedness

Location: Varies (Vancouver, Sunshine Coast, Sea-to-Sky)
Duration: Typically 60–120 minutes, depending on workshop
Focus: Hands-on cultural learning through guided creative practices rooted in land stewardship, seasonal teachings, and Indigenous knowledge.

Location: Varies (available in all regions + virtual)
Duration: Customized per grade and curriculum needs
Focus: Indigenous place-based learning aligned with BC curriculum, centering culture, ecology, reciprocity, and local Coast Salish history.

Location: All service regions + virtual options
Duration: Flexible, tailored to group needs
Focus: Team-building and cultural engagement through guided Indigenous storytelling, land-based learning, and shared experiences.

Location: Sunshine Coast (various routes)
Duration: Varies by itinerary
Focus: Cultural, historical, and nature-based teachings woven through multi-day coastal travel, camping, and shared land experiences.

Location: Porpoise Bay Provincial Park
Duration: ~6 hours
Focus: A full-day paddling experience integrating Indigenous stories, natural history, and coastal ecology.

Location: Porpoise Bay Provincial Park
Duration: ~3.5 hours
Focus: Cultural, ecological, and historical teachings shared on water and shoreline, with a light meal provided.