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Since 1995, a non-profit organization operated entirely by volunteers has been running trail maintenance programs that aim to clear and monitor the conditions of canoe routes in the Temagami region of northeastern Ontario.This is not just simple trail maintenance. Instead of clearing easier routes, the Friends of Temagami are preserving the original Nastawgan, an Anishinaabe word for the traditional network of travel ways. It is arguably the largest remaining intact network of traditional Indigenous trails in North America. “It’s a very complex land management area in that it’s a combination of seven provincial parks, 14 conservation reserves and the remaining…

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