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Describe one land- based activity and explain how the activity is connected to Inuit culture, health and wellness.

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Describing an activity out on the nature (Jolene)

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Describing an activity out on the nature (Jolene)

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My favourite activity during spring is going fishing to a lake by skidoo, to the lake i like going to at least takes about 2 hours to get there but driving fast takes about an hour an a half.

The health relations to fishing activity is that we get to be out on the land with no social media around and you get to learn where they would get food supplies when they needed it.

Wellness for this is probably a big thing as you get to stay outdoors and all your surroundings are people fishing and catching them with a fishing rod, even if a person hasn’t caught a fish, people tend to make a big pot of stew and eat together before they start fishing again. I have and enjoy going fishing with many others as most of the women where i live tend to go alone as they love it as well.

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on summer time in my home town (arctic bay) people always go berry picking out on the land by Honda or by a boat Also people go out boating to hunt some narwhals or seals to feed their community.

On a spring time people go out camping through the boat to enjoy the weather or to hunt to feed their families also have a bon fire and cook food and also have marsh mellow and hotdogs from a bon fire.

On winter time we inuit love going mauliq (seal hunting) by the skidoo as we ladies need the qisik (seal skin) to majjak (scraping the fat out of the seal skin) so that we can sew the warm clothes for the hunters that don’t have much hunting gears.

Every spring time in Nunavut every community always go fishing Every year to win the biggest fish or the smallest fish. If one person caught a big fish the person will win the big price, also the same as the smallest ones.

In my community people always helping out each other when it comes to elders.

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Berry Picking is connected to Inuit culture, health and wellness.

Inuit culture: Berry picking has always been here. I often think of our ancestors when I’m berry picking; while berry picking, you could really feel connected to the land.

Health: Berries are really great for our health, and you can mix up the berries with what you like having it with. Some people make aluk using mixers, vegetable/canola oil and water, back then, they used seal fat oil to thicken the caribou fat (making it using only their hands) and I believe that using seal fat oil created more taste.

Wellness: When doing an activity like Berry Picking, you connect to the land, the environment. Mentally, Physically, and (maybe emotionally). You get to socialize, so with this being said, berry picking is really good. It keeps us connected to Inuit culture, and it is good for our health & wellness

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Based activity and explain how the activity and explain how the activity is connected to Inuit culture, health and wellness.

In kinngait once the ice is formed and able to cross through snow mobile going to the fish lakes, many people go to the lake and make holes for the fish nets so when the nets get fishes they go back to kinngait and they start to give away to family members and also share a post on facebook for fish for pick up. And when the weather is not too cold for a family to go fishing, many people goes to the fish lake and start jigging.

When its clam digging time during summer, some people with boat they drop off to the other side of mountain and they also pick up when the high tide is going up, and people also invite people through facebook that if their gonna be at the beach at this time and at this time they will be going out on the land through boat to go clam digging.

During summer time me, my daughter and her father were invited for weekend to go out on the land in kinngait as we were out on the land I went berry picking and I carried my daughter on my back and her father showed me around the land and was telling stories and when he was growing up he used to be in that camp most of the times. We enjoyed being out on the land as a little family and I got to experience at the camp as they were telling stories and we also went to the fish lake and we got to eat fresh fish along with his family that who invited us.

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Hunting is a activity, berry pick is a activity, fishing is an activity.

It is our Inuit culture movement with all hunting, berry picking, and fishing.

We would connect with the land and its a calming feeling when we are out there with family.

The environment does calm us mentally, physically because it is our culture being out there since the begin of our ancestors did.

Inuit culture is hunting, berry picking, and fishing like our ancestors did, it stick with us as our parents teach us.

Health is being active out on the land to get food and country food is health.

Wellness is gathering with couple people to go hunting, gathering with family to go berry picking and fishing. It would all calming us with those activities.

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Describe one land- based activity and explain how the activity is connected to Inuit culture, health and wellness. 

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Describe one land- based activity and explain how the activity is connected to Inuit culture, health and wellness. 

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During summer time they go out on the land by boat for weekend so families can go berry picking, they go out on the land where there is a lake so while others are berry picking other people set up a fish net in the lake so when the fish net gets fishes some make pitsik and if they get many fishes they also make it boiled or fried fish.

That’s basically an Inuit culture and it helps with the health and wellness by being out on the land with fresh air and if they caught so many fish, when they get back to the town they start to give away fishes to anyone.

During Winter time they go out for seal hunting, it’s their Inuit culture. They give away seal meat, they use the skin to make warm clothes.

During spring time many people go out camping most likely they go fishing and some go ptarmigan hunting and seal hunting.