Developing Solutions for People and Nature
This website includes a collection of reports, briefers, and guidelines pertaining to collaborations between conservation [...]
Will Goodon speaks on Indigenous Leadership in Nature Conservation
This video highlights the Métis Peoples' deep commitment to protecting the land, water and air for future generations.
Wolastoq Maliseet Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area Project
This presentation provides an overview for the Wolustokwiyik/Maliseet Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area initiative in [...]
The promise of Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas in Canada
This dialogue hosted by the Narwhal explores IPCAs in Canada and examples from Australia.
Letter to the Pathway to Canada Target 1 National Steering Committee from the Local Government Advisory Group (LGAG)
This is a letter sent from the Local Government Advisory Group to the National Steering Committee, who both had roles during the Pathway to Canada Target 1.
Informing First Nations Stewardship with Applied Research
This guide is intended to assist researchers and First Nation Stewardship staff engage in an equitable beneficial research process. It has a conservation and stewardship initiative focus.
Why Indigenous Guardians are so important! Valerie Courtois
This ~3 minute video discusses the significance of Indigenous Guardians and their role in conservation [...]
Supporting Indigenous-led Conservation: Nature United’s approach to working in partnership with Indigenous peoples
This summary outlines the principles and approaches that one conservation organization, Nature United, is taking [...]
Conservation and Displacement: An Overview
This paper examines the displacement of people and compares conservation-related displacements to human displacements caused [...]
Enabling coexistence: Navigating predator-induced regime shifts in human-ocean systems
This article was produced through a collaborative partnership and workshops with Indigenous knowledge holders in Alaska and British Columbia, along with quantitative and qualitative interviews in two Indigenous communities among the first to experience sea otter recovery