How a resurgence in Indigenous governance is leading to better conservation
Far from the old mentality of ‘fortress conservation’ that deemed only empty landscapes as adequately...
Why the Heiltsuk Nation wants to establish its own oil spill response centre
The water is like glass and the salmon are jumping on a Wednesday morning in...
A gathering of guardians: Indigenous monitors convene for historic knowledge exchange
In remote areas from the B.C. coast to Nunavut’s far north, Indigenous guardians and coastal...
Indigenous hunters are protecting animals, land and waterways
New protected areas recognize Indigenous peoples’ contributions to conservation, can improve Indigenous self-governance and stewardship,...
Meet the Kaska land guardians
In a wild, roadless area in remote northern British Columbia, First Nations land guardians keep...
‘Serengeti of the north’: the Kaska Dena’s visionary plan to protect a huge swath of B.C. wilderness
The First Nations that have lived in the north for thousands of years are out...
Indigenous Guardians get $6.4 million to monitor traditional territories
From tracking wildlife populations to reporting industrial pollution, more than 40 Indigenous Guardian programs across...
First Nations lead transition to conservation-based economy in Great Bear Rainforest, Haida Gwaii
The grizzly bears of Glendale Cove are the stars that draw international visitors to Knight...
Agreements mark ‘turning point’ for six B.C. caribou herds, but leave most herds hanging
Landmark agreement provides hope for northern herds, but questions remain for southern mountain caribou
