Michelle Cyca

The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation isn’t just for remembering the past; it’s a call for all of us to build a better future

'Colonial-rooted poverty will not be solved by more colonial solutions.'

In her new book "Dare to Bird," the ecologist and bird guide considers the wisdom and generosity of birds

We are excited to offer a new photojournalism fellowship for First Nations, Inuit and Métis photographers based in so-called Ontario

Michelle Cyca is an editor at The Narwhal overseeing our coverage of Indigenous-led conservation

Canada gave $1.33 million to the Métis Nation of Ontario to protect land. The backlash from First Nations was furious

We lovingly call out our tendency to disregard animals that aren’t outwardly appealing — and implore you to read about bats

How Fort Nelson First Nation is trying to erase seismic lines to protect boreal caribou habitat in northern B.C.

Much of Indigenous histories and resilience is embedded in the lands and waters we call home — and Indigenous stewardship is the path forward to protecting it

Canada’s climate commitments rest in Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas — often called IPCAs. While the concept isn’t new, it’s gaining better recognition and funding from, at least, some governments