This press release announces the completion of the Great Bear Sea Project Finance for Permanence (PFP) initiative, which has secured long-term marine conservation and community development funding.
This book challenges the idea that only experts can understand the economy. It shows how everyday decisions shape the economy, using practical exercises and examples to demonstrate how small changes can create ethical economies.
This book presents a variety of economic models beyond capitalism. It includes ideas like worker cooperatives, fair trade, and community land trusts.
This report is a guide to financing First Nations’ conservation, stewardship, and Guardian programs.
This is the official website of the Restore, Assert, Defend (RAD) Network. The RAD Network works with Indigenous communities "to restore relationships and Indigenous knowledge systems, assert Indigenous rights and responsibilities, and defend lands and waters."
This webinar features the story of Coastal First Nations Great Bear Initiative and the establishment, governance, and management of its carbon offset program.
This webinar features the story of the Confederated Tribes of Colville Reservation in the United States and their approach to resource management.
This article explores the transformational potential of Indigenous-led conservation economies in IPCAs
This video features Joseph Pallant (Director of Climate Innovation, Ecotrust Canada) describing the potential for forest conservation to generate carbon offsets.
This links to a webpage from EcoTrust Canada on the Qwii-qwiq-sap Initiative - a project focused on building the conservation economy by empowering communities to define and create their own circles of wealth.