AtmoViva is based on Prince Edward Island, which forms part of Mi'kma'ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi'kmaq.

The landscapes that inspire some of our work are inseparable from the history, enduring presence, and stewardship of the Mi'kmaq. We acknowledge this as a responsibility that informs our practice.

In our work, we avoid using names, stories, or symbols that are not ours to use.

We recognize reconciliation as an ongoing responsibility that calls for learning, listening, and accountability. We have much to learn, remain open to correction, and understand that our practices must evolve as our understanding deepens.