Nature and Carbon: Opportunities and Challenges for Indigenous Leadership
This webinar includes a dialogue on the connection between Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas and natural climate solutions.
Natural Climate Solutions: Celebrating 20 Years of Coastal First Nations
This webinar looks at the history of Coastal First Nations Great Bear Initiative and the establishment, governance, and management of its carbon offset program.
Great Bear Rainforest – Protecting our Land and Sea
This video describes the Coastal First Nations initiative, an alliance of nine First Nations, that have established path-breaking government-to-government relationships, reconciliation agreements, and protected areas while building a conservation economy in the Great Bear Rainforest.
IPCAs and Economies of Abundance
Eli Enns, Co-Founder of the IISAAK OLAM Foundation, speaks about how a revival of the [...]
Carbon Offsets Support Conservation Economies
In this video, Marilyn Slett, President, Coastal First Nations, and Chief Councillor, Heiltsuk Nation (BC) [...]
Valuing Coastal Guardian Watchmen Programs: A Business Case
This report provides a business case for the importance of Coastal Guardian Watchmen programs.
Land Back: A Yellowhead Institute Red Paper
This paper from the Yellowhead Institute provides an overview of the current status of land dispossession in Canada, focusing on alienation through resource extraction.
Indigenous-Led Conservation: Job and Economic Opportunities that Work for Nature
This Policy Brief highlights how Indigenous Guardians and Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas will create [...]
A Blueprint for Action Conservation Finance to Support Canada’s Target 1
This document combines research into conservation finance possibilities related to Canada's Target 1, and suggests a series of practical actions to delve deeper into these possibilities.
Analysis of the Current and Future Value of Indigenous Guardian Work in Canada’s Northwest Territories
This report provides detailed descriptions of Guardians programs in Lutsel K’e and the Dehcho region of the Northwest Territories.