This article highlights the creation of Tang.ɢwan-ḥačxʷiqak-Tsig̱is, Canada's largest marine protected area (MPA), through a partnership between the Haida Nation, Pacheedaht First Nation, Nuu-Chah-Nulth Tribal Council, Quatsino First Nation and the Government of Canada.
This Indigenous-led report draws on Indigenous knowledges, views, and experiences to explain the complicated effects of climate change and ways to adapt to it.
This article emphasizes the crucial role of Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs) and Indigenous [...]
This blog provides an overview of key insights and learning from the Indigenous Women's Leadership Series - a series of dialogues to honour, celebrate, and learn from inspiring Indigenous women leaders in stewardship and conservation.
This webinar features a dialogue Indigenous approaches to reclaiming relationships with the land and waters.
This video showcases a partnership between the Audubon Society and the Seal River Watershed Alliance to monitor bird species.
This links to a webpage that provides an overview of Dınàgà Wek'èhodì (formerly Kwets'ootł'àà), which was identified for protection by the Tłįchǫ Government. The area is culturally important to the Dene and Métis who have used the area for centuries for many activities, including hunting and fishing.
This webinar features the story of the Confederated Tribes of Colville Reservation in the United States and their approach to resource management.
This media article in the Signal focuses on focuses on a young Mi'kmaw conservationist, Kieran Johnson, and her dedication to environmental stewardship.
This links to a website that provides an overview of the nʔaysnúlaʔxʷ snxaʔcnitkʷ (Ashnola Watershed) IPCA (British Columbia).