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Announcing New eBook: Channeling the Wisdom of Indigenous Knowledge

by Laura Taylor | Dec 14, 2020 | Traditional Knowledge in Environmental Assessments, Traditional Knowledge and Land Use Studies, Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Change, Indigenous Rights and Interests, Capcity Building, Duty to Consult, impact benefit agreements (IBA), Covid-19

Looking for some holiday reading? Or a gift for someone in your Lands or Consultation departments?

Eagle Eye: Federal Funding - Indigenous Communities and Climate Change

by Don Richardson and Mike VanEgmond | Dec 18, 2017 | Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Change, Funding, Indigenous Environmental Monitoring

We've always got our eyes open for shifts in policy and legislation, and the initiatives and funding opportunities that result from them. This funding scan is focused on programs that will support Indigenous communities with research projects,...

Ontario Fiddles with Indigenous Forestry Rights: Seven Demands

by Don Richardson and Larry Sault | Sep 25, 2017 | Carbon Offsets, Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Change, Indigenous Environmental Monitoring, Indigenous Rights and Interests

Ontario is proposing major forest management changes for species at risk, and forest carbon management. Indigenous forestry rights are at stake. What are you going to do about it?

The Climate Change Solutions Deployment Corporation - Indigenous Fit?

by Larry Sault and Don Richardson | Feb 23, 2017 | Ontario Climate Action, Aboriginal Energy Projects, Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Change

Will Ontario's new Climate Change Solutions Deployment Corporation help Indigenous communities?

Ontario created the Ontario Climate Change Solutions Deployment Corporation - CCSDC - on February 17, 2017 through a new regulation under the ...

Indigenous Commercial Fisheries - the Next Reconciliation Revolution

by Don Richardson | Dec 03, 2016 | Traditional Knowledge and Land Use Studies, Aboriginal Land and Water Stewards, Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Change

INTRODUCTION:

David Suzuki recently wrote an article titled Reconciliation Requires Recognizing Rights-Based Fishing. It got us thinking about the range of recent work we've been doing with clients around Indigenous fisheries - everything...

Anwaatin "We are #StewardshipWarriors" #IndigenousOffsets Infographic

by Don Richardson and Larry Sault | Nov 12, 2016 | Carbon Offsets, Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Change

INTRODUCTING ANWAATIN'S "WE ARE STEWARDSHIP WARRIORS" CLIMATE ACTION INFOGRAPHIC:

Our Indigenous partner firm, Anwaatin, is busy with innovative climate action. Anwaatin's new Infographic tells the story of Stewardship Warriors who support... Read More

Anwaatin Comments on Draft Ontario Climate Change Act - Bill 172

by Larry Sault | Apr 12, 2016 | Ontario Climate Action, Carbon Offsets, Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Change

Our partner company, Anwaatin, recently submitted comments to the Ontario Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change Regarding the draft of Bill 172 (the "Ontario Climate Change Act", know formally as the Climate Change Mitigation and...

Call for an Indigenous Knowledge & Climate Change Centre of Excellence

by Larry Sault | Mar 02, 2016 | Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Change

Elders speak of the wolverine as an animal of unparalled strength and cunning for its size, a trickster with great powers of healing and transformation. Found in remote reaches of the Northern boreal forests and subarctic and alpine tundra...

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