Key areas of focus include:

• Land Use Planning: Creating maps and tools that help communities manage their traditional territories effectively while preserving cultural sites and ecosystems.

• Environmental Monitoring: Tracking changes in the environment, such as water quality, wildlife patterns, and climate impacts, to support sustainable decision-making.

• Community Infrastructure: Assisting in the planning of essential services like housing, roads, and emergency routes using advanced spatial analysis.

• Cultural Preservation: Documenting and mapping traditional knowledge, including sacred sites, historical landmarks, and traditional land-use areas.

By combining traditional Cree knowledge with cutting-edge geospatial technology, Cree Geomatics empowers communities to make informed decisions about their lands and resources, ensuring sustainability and cultural preservation for future generations.