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Indigenous Food Wellness Hub.

About Our Logo

This beautiful logo was created over many rounds of discussion with the Indigenous Food Wellness Advisory and include five sections of holistic wellness: lands and waters, plants, animals, community, and food tools. These components of the logo are all gathered and held within the birch knowledge basket, a motif you will see repeated throughout the Hub.

Landscape

Home
Identity
Ancestry
Responsibility

Berries &
 Camas Flower / Bulb

Salal, Blueberry, Huckleberry, Salmonberry, Thimbleberry, Blackberry, Osoberry, Camas
Abundance
Growth
Vigor

Animals

Salmon/Fish, Bear, 
 Elk/Deer, Seal, Clam, Sea Urchin
Wholeness
Vitality
Tradition
Diversity

Community, Fire & Drum

Generations, Ceremony, Music, Understanding

Tools

Hook, Canoe Paddle, Arrow,
 Net, Flint Knife
Innovation
Connection to Land
Passing of Knowledge
Assistance

Birch Basket

Community
Sharing
Connection to the Indigenous Food Wellness Advisory

Resources Hub

Intention

The intention of the First Peoples Food Wellness Hub is to honour and raise up Indigenous knowledge around food wellness and holistic health to support the well-being of Indigenous peoples across B.C.