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.
This academic article examines Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs) in Canada, a newly recognized form of Indigenous-led conservation.
This report offers a general overview of some considerations and factors associated with establishing and operating a land trust. It also includes specific examples of recommendations and insights from Indigenous individuals affiliated with land trusts.
The news article from The Narwhal discusses the second anniversary celebration of the Wilp Wii [...]
The Métis Laws of Harvest is a cultural and legal framework developed by the Manitoba [...]
Full Transcript: Episode 6 Weaving, Braiding, and Two-Eyed Seeing [...]
The IUCN protected area management categories is a core document for the development, reporting and understanding of protected areas worldwide.
This agreement establishes a cooperative management approach for the Gwaii Haanas Heritage Site (The Gwaii Haanas Agreement).
This press release announces the signing Nang K̲’uula • Nang K̲’úulaas Recognition Agreement - an [...]
This resource is intended for Indigenous Nations and governments who are interested or currently engaged in the creation of an Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area (IPCA) or other Indigenous-led conservation initiatives. It provides a snapshot of how IPCAs are being governed across what is now known as Canada.