Programs and Services

In harmony with nature and the lifestyle of the James Bay Crees, culturally-oriented activities will vary from season to season. Guests will partake in activities which will consist of, but not limited to, tours of traplines, as the law permits, observation and/or participation in traditional harvesting practices, preparation of customary foods in a traditional manner from raw stage to table ready, participation in all forms of day to day camp life.

The Lodge will also cater to the existing demand among local organizations and businesses for retreat and conference services, as well as pursue similar markets outside the region.

Youth programs are in development for the purpose of instilling and preserving the heritage, culture and traditional skills many of our young people will lose in today's ever-changing world of technologies. The youth are more apt to watch television, play video games and listen to music rather than learn about their own traditional lifestyles.

Underprivileged youth is another concern amongst our members. Children who come from a single parent environment may not have the chance to go out on the land to learn the traditional skills.

The developers have a special interest in pursuing a role for Wa-sh-ow as a centre for cultural recovery and strengthening, by offering its services to community social organizations, and hosting such activities as cultural retreats for elders and youth, as well as other education and training initiatives.



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Washow James Bay Wilderness Centre
c/o
Tourism Unit
Moose Cree First Nation
P.O. Box 190
Moose Factory, Ontario
P0L 1W0
CANADA

Tel 1.705.658.4619
cree.adventures@moosecree.com



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