‘Legacy of bold resistance’: how the Tla-o-qui-aht declared 100% of their territory protected
Fighting American colonizers in the 1800s. Setting the foundation for Canada’s first major anti-logging action....
Stories by Steph Kwetásel’wet Wood
Massive intact lake in Northwest Territories to become Indigenous protected area
The Sahtu ́K’aowe Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area is set to move ahead and conserve...
The last undammed major river in Manitoba is one step closer to protection
After years of pushing for an Indigenous protected area, the Seal River Watershed Alliance will...
The promise and peril of Canada’s approach to Indigenous protected areas
Canada needs to protect more land. There’s 500,000 square kilometres in proposed Indigenous Protected and...
Documents raise concerns feds backing off commitment to phase out fish farms in B.C. by 2025
Critics say they fear an ongoing public consultation about open-net pen fish farms has a...
Indigenous guardians connected by new national network in Canada — the first of its kind in the world
The First Nations Guardians Network will streamline funding and capacity-building opportunities for guardians — the...
How can Canada stop the biodiversity crisis? Step back and centre Indigenous Peoples
Against the backdrop of the sixth mass extinction in Earth’s history, Canada is hosting COP15,...
9 things that could have been done to prevent the Sunshine Coast’s state of emergency
The severe drought on the Sunshine Coast is no surprise to many who have been...
Meet Elder Joe Martin, a logger turned renowned canoe carver fighting for old-growth forests
Tla-o-qui-aht Elder Joe Martin has been an advocate for old-growth since the 1980s, when he...
