Coastal First Nations Great Bear Initiative
This is the website of Coastal First Nations, an alliance of nine Nations living in [...]
Indigenous Use of Fire in Protected Areas
This webinar focuses on the importance of Indigenous fire knowledge in parks and protected areas [...]
Indigenous Rights and Private Conservation
This webinar features a discussion on the legacy of private land conservation in Canada and how we can collectively build pathways to recognize and respect Indigenous laws, governance and self-determination.
Transforming Conservation: Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas in Ontario, May 2018
This video captures some highlights from the Transforming Conservation: Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs) gathering, held in May 2018 in London, ON.
Clayoquot Tribal Parks and First Nations Old-Growth Protection
This video showcases Indigenous-led efforts of the Tla-o-qui-aht, Ahousaht, and Hupacasath people to protect Vancouver Island's old-growth forests.
Biocultural Community Protocols
This toolkit provides guidance for Indigenous communities on documenting, developing, and using a biocultural community protocol. This is to ensure that external actors respect their customary laws, values, and decision-making processes, particularly those concerning stewardship of their territories and areas.
Outcomes of three case studies in Indigenous Partnerships in Protected Area Management
This policy briefing paper summarizes the findings and recommendations from three case studies of Indigenous partnerships in protected area management in Australia.
Transforming Conservation: Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas in Ontario
This is a report from a gathering on Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs) in Ontario, with attendees from Indigenous communities and organizations and non-Indigenous environmental and conservation organizations
Indigenous Rights and Our Approach to Conservation
This briefer seeks to articulate and clarify Nature United's approach to Indigenous rights as they relate to conservation.
Inspiring the Next Generation: Evaluating TNC’s Indigenous Youth Stewardship Program
This briefer showcases results from a collaboration between The Nature Conservancy of Canada and First Nations partners: the SEAS program, which stands for Supporting Emerging Aboriginal Stewards.