Story Mapping
Stories of healthy living and food systems resiliency
What is a Story Map?
A story map is an online application used to tell stories about our world through mapping, photos, videos, text, and other online embedded materials (i.e. websites, links, google images). They are a way to bring maps to life and educate about topics of interest. Explore story maps online through Esri Canada's website and start creating yours free today!
Food Systems and Community Resiliency
The following story was created as part of the Linking a Changing Climate with a Changing Traditional Diet: Mobilizing Knowledge for Adaptation Project. It tells the story of the impacts of climate change on our food systems and how three initiatives are seeking to address it in the Yukon.
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Healthy Living in My Community
The following stories were created as part of the Healthy Living in My Community project and celebrate how our communities are prioritizing health.
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Read the story of the Working Together Project, which celebrates partnerships and using collective impact approach to advance food security and healthy lifestyles in Yukon and NWT.
This is a story map introducing the Healthy Living Inventory tool. Follow the arrow and read the sidebar text to explore how to use the tool to learn about the various healthy eating, active living, among other healthy living programs available in the Yukon in 2016/2017.
![This is a story map created by Tess Casher, a Yukon youth in grade 12 at Pearson College [Victoria], about her experience with the Yukon Youth Runners program in Whitehorse.](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/56afc7218259b53bd8383cb8/1504288255019-PQ4GQXKH1TU0HQXB6AG9/Screen+Shot+2017-09-01+at+10.29.00+AM.png)
This is a story map created by Tess Casher, a Yukon youth in grade 12 at Pearson College [Victoria], about her experience with the Yukon Youth Runners program in Whitehorse.
This story map was created in collaboration with Agnes Seitz from the Lorne Mountain Community Association about all that is "growing on" in the Hamlet of Mount Lorne!