Nature is the most important part of Inuit culture, the land and the sea provide food. Our Ancester’s worked very hard to survive even in the cold harsh winter, they were very smart on making warm clothing out of caribou hide and seal skin.

The land is a sacred place for Inuits as it will provide anything as long as it is being protected, Inuit and land are actually tied together because without either of them it will never survive with each other that is why we need to protect the land so it can protect and provide for the Inuits .

Natural environment gets children to respect what they have, it is a good way for children to express their ancestors/land and how to survive, the children develop more cognitive, language and emotional skills through the nature

It is important for our children to learn about the nature because our ancestors lived out on the land and they survived in cold months without houses, living in igloos/qammaq and tupiq, they had to hunt for survival

Our nature is important.

Hunters goes hunting all year long, either summer, fall, winter, spring. Seal hunting, fishing, caribou hunting, much more.

We always try to respect the land not to leave garbage on the land or water. It is important for the children to keep our culture, and teach them about natural environment, from the stories I’ve heard i would teach them and tell them a stories to respect the land, either out on the land or in town, not to leave garbages, and respect the land, and the animals.

Nature is deeply connected to Inuit culture as it is important we get some fresh air and get to see what goes on outside with wild life and plants. Learning about our animals are important because it takes patients to learn how they live outside and hunting an animal for food. Learning about the weather to see if it’s a good day to be out for the day. Learning about how to prepare and store fresh caught food. Learning recourses from plants to use anywhere we might need to. To respect our land anytime we step out to the grounds.

Respecting our land is very important to us, our ancestors survive out on the land without any guns, snowmobiles, boats etc. they would survive in the coldest day they we're living in igloo during winter time, tent or qammak during summer time, They would hunt daily to survive and to get a warm home for qulliq. Country food was only food for our ancestors. Some people would die for starvation because they didn’t have gun to hunt for food. Because of them we are here today.

Our culture is very important to us as our ancestors survive in the coldest in the igloo with only Qullik for heat and to cook for the whole family, and using traditional clothing such as seal skin caribou hides and eating only wild life Anita survived