This blog highlights the growing importance of Nature-based Solutions (NbS) in addressing climate change. NbS refer to efforts that use natural processes, like protecting and restoring forests, wetlands, and other ecosystems, to mitigate climate change and support local communities.
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.
This report outlines the Restore, Assert, and Defend (RAD) Network’s work to support Indigenous-led conservation economies, focusing on the restoration of relationships with land, assertion of rights, and defense of ecosystems through Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs).
In this video, Marilyn Slett, President, Coastal First Nations and Chief Councillor, Heiltsuk Nation (B.C.) talks about the role carbon offsets have had in creating a conservation economy.
The RAD Network Moccasin Telegraph podcast series centres around the themes of love, connection to the land, and the restoration of Indigenous sovereignty.
This is the official website of the Restore, Assert, Defend (RAD) Network. The RAD Network works with Indigenous communities "to restore relationships and Indigenous knowledge systems, assert Indigenous rights and responsibilities, and defend lands and waters."
This infographic offers a visual summary of the key findings of the project to explore [...]
This report is a synopsis of a 2018-2019 research and engagement project entitled, Nature-Based Solutions: Indigenous-led Conservation and Carbon Storage in Canada.
This webinar includes a dialogue on the connection between Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas and natural climate solutions.
This webinar looks at the history of Coastal First Nations Great Bear Initiative and the establishment, governance, and management of its carbon offset program.