This blog post from Coast Funds highlights how Indigenous Nations in Canada are leading conservation through long-term funding models called Project Finance for Permanence (PFP).
This guide helps people who manage Protected and Conserved Areas (PCAs) find better, more lasting ways to fund their work.
This webinar, hosted by the Collective for Parks, Conservation, Innovation, and Leadership (CPCIL), features Coast Funds CEO Eddy Adra. It explores how long-term conservation and community well-being go hand in hand.
This free, self-directed learning opportunity is designed to introduce practitioners and researchers working in the parks, protected, and conserved areas field to conservation finance mechanisms and experts.
This blog post tells the story of Spirit Bear Lodge, a successful ecotourism venture led by the Kitasoo/Xai’xais Nation in the remote community of Klemtu.
This report explores how investing in nature can support both environmental protection and economic growth in Canada.
This report introduces the Deshkan Ziibi Conservation Impact Bond (DZCIB), a new financial model aimed at funding conservation efforts and restoring ecosystems.
This toolkit provides information for First Nations who want to learn about forest carbon offset projects, especially those focused on protecting untouched forests and restoring logged areas.
The Our Land for the Future agreement will fund Indigenous-led conservation, stewardship, and economic development across the Northwest Territories. It will be one of the largest Indigenous-led conservation land initiatives in the world.
This blog post explores how Indigenous-led nature-based GHG offsets can support climate goals while advancing Indigenous rights and conservation leadership.