This Global Indigenous Agenda a presents the priority outcomes and actions that Indigenous Peoples’ Organisations (IPOs) of the IUCN have identified for the recognition of Indigenous Peoples as leaders, innovators, and key contributors to nature conservation.
This report was prepared to assist the First Nation Marine Society to plan how it might get involved in collaborative fisheries and ocean management. This report researches and describes a variety of organizations involved in collaborative fisheries or ocean management.
This is a report from a gathering on protected areas and climate action, held in [...]
These Communications Guidelines developed by Nature United outlines and informs how the organization communicates with an about Indigenous partners in a respectful way.
This briefer outlines Nature United's approach to building partnerships with Indigenous Peoples. This approach aims to uphold the authority of Indigenous Peoples to steward their lands and waters.
This resource outlines respectful approaches for collaborating with Indigenous conservation leadership.
This briefer seeks to articulate and clarify Nature United's approach to Indigenous rights as they relate to conservation.
This article highlights a Historic Park Agreement signed by the Tsleil-Waututh Nation and Metro Vancouver. This signifies a more formal approach to collaboration and outlines how they will come together to identify common interests and share ideas to achieve the ultimate goal of protecting, preserving, and enhancing the land.
This is a report by the Federal, Provincial, and Territorial governments and their applicable agencies in response to the Indigenous Circle of Experts (ICE) and National Advisory Panel (NAP) reports and recommendations. It outlined 4 key priorities.
This document documents the partnerships between Parks Canada's Aboriginal Affairs and Indigenous Nations to manage Heritage Places.