Fishing Education and Ethics Development Online Course. Take this free course to demonstrate your angler stewardship and enhance your Yukon fishing skills. Learn about Yukon fishing regulations, fish ecology, First Nation perspectives and best practices in fish handling. The course is delivered by the Kwanlin Dün First Nation with support from numerous partners. To register…
Join KDFN’s Pathways to Empowerment every Friday from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. for Nā Tän (medicine trail). We will connect with the land, teach, learn, and discover the gifts our boreal forest has to offer. Meet at Kenädän Kų̀ House of Learning. Please dress for the weather and wear comfortable walking shoes. See you…
We’re looking for expressions of interest from KDFN Citizens who would like to learn and teach the Tlingit Language. Participants will train under the Paul Creek Curriculum. With this method, you’ll learn Tlingit and how to teach it to other learners. No Tlingit knowledge is needed to get involved. Participants will take part in a…
Take the Lands Plan Survey for a chance to win 1 of 3 hunting bags! A Lands Plan will help KDFN process Historical Submissions and guide how residential land is developed. The survey will gather more feedback on which lands should be used for homes and how they should be built. Printed copies of the…
Hey KDFN! KDFN’s Pathways to Empowerment team is hosting a movie night, Wednesday, September 27, 6:30 p.m. at the Kenädän Kų̀ House of Learning. This event is for Pathways Participants age 19 and up, or anyone else from the community who wants to connect and learn about the program. Food and snacks will be provided.…
Hey KDFN! KDFN has ongoing opportunities for construction and maintenance contracts. We’re inviting experienced contractors to bid on these contracts. To be added to the list of qualified bidders and be notified of upcoming opportunities, please contact Community Services at community.service@kdfn.net or 867-633-7833.
Check out this photo from last Friday’s Nā Tän (medicine trail).
Hey KDFN, Check out these Southern Tutchone Phrases of the week recorded by Pricilla Dawson! Turn on your sound to hear the pronunciations. Dä̀nnchʼe? How are you? Shä̀w íłį – I am fine Nāshų kʼē dǟnnchʼe? – how about you? Shāshų shä̀w íłį – Me too, Iʼm fine. Dä̀chʼe? – how is he/she? Shä̀w inlį.…
Ever wanted to learn Southern Tutchone? Sign up for language lessons with Pricilla Dawson! Tuesdays & Thursdays, 5 p.m. – 7 p.m., starting TODAY, September 19. Kenädän Kų – House of Learning Crow Room Snacks and drinks provided. Please register with Pricilla Dawson: Pricilla.dawson@kdfn.net
Join us on September 23 for the Łu Zil Män (Fish Lake) On-the-Land Gathering. This gathering will take place from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Fish Lake, Dianne Smith’s camp – just past the boat launch, near the Bonneville Lakes trailhead. Tell us your thoughts on the Łu Zil Män local area plan and…