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Red River Métis Citizens and Harvesters Empowered through Environmental Monitoring Program

by Jessica Ward | Apr 09, 2025 | Traditional Knowledge in Environmental Assessments, Indigenous Rights and Interests, Environmental Monitoring

Looking out over frozen wetlands and lakes, field season can seem far away. But in the blink of an eye, you’ll be dusting off the old hip waders and heading out on the lands and waters — so what better use the colder months, than to plan your...

Environmental Monitoring: Empowering Citizens

by Jessica Ward | Jan 21, 2022 | Traditional Knowledge in Environmental Assessments, Indigenous Rights and Interests, Environmental Monitoring

Wetland Monitoring and Training Program Empowers Red River Métis Citizens and Harvesters to Monitor What Matters

Looking out over the frozen wetlands and lakes in the deep of winter, field season can seem far away. But in the blink of an eye,...

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?

Fighting for the Environment: Using Traditional Ecological Knowledge

by Nichole Fraser | Dec 10, 2020 | Traditional Knowledge in Environmental Assessments, Traditional Knowledge and Land Use Studies, Indigenous Rights and Interests

Maximizing the Impact of First Nation and Métis Knowledge in Impact Assessments

by Nichole Fraser, Rachel Speiran and Laura Taylor | Nov 27, 2020 | Traditional Knowledge in Environmental Assessments, Traditional Knowledge and Land Use Studies, Indigenous Rights and Interests

Studying a Pipeline Right-of-Way at Halfway River First Nation

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