Emma joins her friend Aputik at a community feast in Nunavik, where Inuit families share traditional “country foods” like fish, ptarmigan, whale, and caribou. She learns about Inuit traditions of sharing, respect, and using every part of what nature provides. With help from hunter Allen, Emma discovers how the caribou connects people, land, and survival, and how hunting supports community and culture.

Join Emma and her new friend, Aputik, in the Arctic as they explore how Inuit communities live closely with nature. Emma learns that hunting geese and wolves isn’t just about survival, it’s about respect, sharing, and using every part of an animal. Listen to discover how traditional knowledge helps people and wildlife live together in balance.