This video shows how climate change affects Indigenous communities in Canada. It explains that Indigenous Peoples, by monitoring and caring for their traditional lands, can lessen the negative effects of climate change and create resilient landscapes.
In this video, Dr. Merritt Turetsky, Associate Professor & Canada Research Chair, talks about Arctic [...]
This is a report from a gathering on protected areas and climate action, held in [...]
This news article discusses the history of conservation in Canada, impacts of climate change, as well as IPCAs and the crucial role that Indigenous Peoples play in conservation.
This website looks at conservation planning in Tsay Keh Dene Territory. It examines how climate change issues can be incorporated and interwoven with Traditional Ecological Knowledge.
This press release includes a statement on climate change from the (Indigenous and non-Indigenous) leaders of the Northern regions in Canada.
This links to the Beaufort Sea Partnership website. The Partnership aims to develop and implement an Integrated Ocean Management Plan for the Beaufort Sea Large Ocean Management Area (LOMA) through a collective effort among federal and territorial agencies, municipalities, Inuvialuit Councils, and others.
This technical report outlines the ecological significance of the Tuvaijuittuq Marine Protected Area.
This book is about climate change and its impact on the Canadian Arctic and Inuit Culture.
This book examines the knowledge held by Indigenous and rural communities worldwide and explores how it can complement scientific ecology.