The project will include four phases: (1) preparation and training, (2) data collection, (3) data analysis, and (4) sharing results. During the preparatory phase, TCV will establish an advisory committee made up of community members from each of the six TCV communities. The advisory committee will aid in the preparation of a data gathering plan and team members will be trained on using the web-based mapping technology called "Community Mapper". Interviews and focus groups with elders, hunters, fishers, and gatherers will take place in each First Nation on the changes to the landscape in their lifetime. Sessions will be digitally recorded, while documenting sites of observed change on Community Mapper. Community infrastructure (e.g. bridges, health centers, water treatment facilities, schools, etc.) will be documented through workshops with local band members and TCV staff. Data analysis and modelling will then be conducted and applied to Community Mapper to view possible climate scenarios overlaying infrastructure and observed climate changes. Results will be shared with communities in small workshops, to show the cumulative layers of community effort to create a complete map of observed changes and possible climate projections.