How did the metis change the environment?

The Métis people, as a distinct cultural group in Canada, significantly influenced the environment through their unique practices in hunting, agriculture, and trade. They adapted Indigenous knowledge and European techniques, leading to sustainable land use and the development of mixed farming systems. Their activities, such as bison hunting and the establishment of seasonal camps, contributed to biodiversity while also impacting local ecosystems. Additionally, their involvement in the fur trade altered landscapes through the establishment of trading routes and settlements.