Ărramăt Project
This is the official website for the Arramat ( ⴰⵔⵔⴰⵎⴰⵜ) Project. This project supports over 100 Indigenous-led research initiatives (2021–2027) that strengthen the connection between biodiversity and community well-being.
Hopeful insights from wildlife recoveries in Canada
This article examines efforts to help endangered species recover in Canada. Researchers found that only a few species have improved over time, and the key factor in their success was addressing the main cause of their decline—usually through strong regulations.
Ross River Dena Council, the Government of Yukon and Parks Canada sign a Memorandum of Understanding to assess the feasibility of establishing a new protected area in the Yukon
This press release announces a partnership to explore creating a national park reserve and IPCA in the Ross River region, Yukon.
Is it just conservation? A typology of Indigenous peoples’ and local communities’ roles in conserving biodiversity
This report shows that Indigenous Peoples and local communities play a key role in protecting nature. It highlights the importance of fair governance, where these communities have a say in decisions.
Indigenous peoples proven to sustain biodiversity and address climate change: Now it’s time to recognize and support this leadership
This article underscores the pivotal role of Indigenous Peoples in global conservation efforts, highlighting their territories' significance in preserving the Earth's biodiversity.
Bridging Indigenous Law in Language and Western Science with Jonaki Bhattacharyya
In this blog post, Dr. Jonaki Bhattacharyya, an ethnoecologist, discusses the importance of language in [...]
What is Land Back? Land Governance: Past, Present, Future
This series of videos examines how land governance must change to recognize and uphold Indigenous rights and responsibilities and to restore nature’s once abundant ecosystems.
Guardians of the Future
This video showcases three transformative initiatives of Indigenous Peoples leading successful initiatives creating a new model of conservation. These stories show how Indigenous-led conservation benefits not only local communities, but all of us.
How can Canada stop the biodiversity crisis? Step back and centre Indigenous Peoples
This article from the Narwhal examines how Indigenous-led conservation can bring much-needed ambition and hope to the COP-15 negotiations.
Pathway to Canada Target 1: Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas
This links to a website that provides information and resources about Indigenous Protected and Conserved [...]