Nicky Recollet
Since birth, Nicky Recollet has had a strong connection to the land known as Wanabitibing, alongside the traditional territories of the Robinson Huron Treaty (1850). Having such strong roots with Anishinabek culture, Nicky places the values that her ancestors passed down to her with the utmost respect, and appreciates the roles and responsibilities of her spirit. With over ten years expertise in GIS and database management, Nicky applies strong skills with geospatial analysis to projects and activities in Anishinabek territory. Nicky has served in a variety of roles over the past fifteen years, including as acting GIS Analyst with the Robinson Huron Waawiindaamaagewin, and as developer of Crane’s Atlas, a sole-proprietorship First Nations business. Recollet holds a degree in Biology from Algoma University, a graduate certificate from Sault College, a diploma from Cambrian College, and is undertaking a Masters in GIS Applications. Nicky is keen to contribute her knowledge and skills to grow Anishinabek communities by building relationships and connections for the protection of Mother Earth and all our relations.