Wilton+Wark have been selected by the Treaty 8 Tribal Association to prepare an information package for First Nations communities potentially affected by the proposed Site C Dam on the Peace River.

Beginning in the fall of 2011, Dan Wilton will be host for a monthly series of online sessions for the Canadian Institute of Distance Education Research at Athabasca University. These CIDER Sessions feature leading researchers from across Canada presenting the latest findings in online learning and technology.

Wilton+Wark has completed a package of promotional materials, including posters, brochures, and a website for an important new project directed by the Treaty 8 Tribal Association to record and support the living languages of First Nations communities in northeastern BC.
» Treaty 8 Tribal Association

Norine Wark and Dan Wilton have joined the Keepers of the Water working group to help strengthen and guide this umbrella organization for Keepers groups around the Arctic Ocean Basin. Working alongside First Nations and environmental leaders, the group will clarify and promote Keepers resolutions and goals at a critical moment in the Keepers' evolution, as they prepare for the Keepers of the Water VI Watershed Gathering in 2012.
» Keepers of the Water

Professional photographer Wayne Sawchuk spends several months each year leading expeditions into the Muskwa-Kechika Management Area. Wilton+Wark is proud to launch a custom online gallery application to highlight the beauty of this important wilderness area and support Wayne in his ongoing conservation and creative work.
» Wayne Sawchuk's Muskwa-Kechika

Norine Wark has been contracted by Athabasca University to manage a study on distance education technologies by a team of leading, internationally-recognized researchers.
» Athabasca University Center for Distance Education

Wilton+Wark's West Kootenays studio is now open in its new location: Trail BC.
» Contact information for our studios

Congratulations to the Keepers of the Water Saskatchewan and the Hatchet Lake Denesuline First Nation on the opening of their Watershed Gathering, Keepers of the Water IV.

Once again this year, we were proud to develop the Gathering's full media package, from posters and registration forms to the final conference program. Together, we're working to protect the Sacred Gift of Water.
» Keepers of the Water