Ehdacho

Ɂehdacho, the Scented Grass Hills, is a broad peninsula extending into Sahtú, Great Bear Lake. Together with the neighbouring peninsula of Saoyú, it forms a landscape central to the stories and traditions of the Sahtúgot’ı̨nę. Families travelled its shores and inland country to hunt and fish, passing knowledge of places through stories. The two peninsulas reach into the vast lake that gives the Bear Lake people their name.