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.
Demystifying the Doctrine of Discovery
This webinar explores the legal and colonial underpinnings of Canada and reflected on legal innovations and reconciliation today.
Traditional Ecological Knowledge: A Conversation with Professors Deborah McGregor and Danika Littlechild
This video explores what Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) is, why it is important, challenges linked to its official recognition, and opportunities on how to move forward.
Land Relations Planning and Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
This webinar explores the relational approaches to land relationship planning using models and practices from Yukon Territory and Dasiqox Tribal Park (BC) and how this planning can inform pathways to IPCA establishment, including choosing how to govern.
Governance of Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas
This webinar introduces foundational concepts about Indigenous approaches to governance, highlighting different examples from Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation (BC), Miꞌkma'ki (NS), Łutsël K'é Dene First Nation (NWT), and the Xeni Gwet’in First Nation (BC).
Indigenous and Natural Law: Foundations of Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas
This recording of a webinar focuses on foundational concepts in Indigenous and Natural law and how they can be applied to the Mi'kmaq Moose Management Initiative in Mi’kmaki/Nova Scotia.
What is ethical space?
This video produced by the Conservation through Reconciliation Partnership provides an overview of the Ethical Space concept.
Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCA) and Indigenous Leadership in Conservation
The Conservation through Reconciliation Partnership, Canadian Parks Collective for Innovation and Leadership, the Assembly of First Nations and Environment and Climate Change Canadadiscuss initiatives to meet Canada's international conservation targets and advancing Indigenous leadership in conservation.
Investing in Indigenous conservation to create a more resilient economy
This article explains how investing in Indigenous conservation can create a more resilient economy.
The shady past of Parks Canada: Forced out, Indigenous people are forging a comeback
This article discusses the dark history of national parks in Canada and the effects they had on Indigenous Peoples, and then shifts to Indigenous conservation efforts being taken today.