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Hill Times: Investing in Indigenous conservation to create a more resilient economy
Hill Times: Investing in Indigenous conservation to create a more resilient economy

Investing in Indigenous stewardship will deliver local and national benefits, now and into the future. It is proven to generate good-paying jobs, spur major purchases from suppliers and provide certainty for industry. At the same time, it is helping Canada meet commitments to conserve nature, address climate change and advance reconciliation.

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OpinionCarly PearlmanIPCAs, Guardians, Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area, Economic Value, Thaidene Nene, Lutselk'e, NWT
Indigenous Conservation in Action
Indigenous Conservation in Action

Indigenous governments are caring for the land across the country. Many have embraced land use planning as a tool for determining what lands they want to protect and where they will allow development.

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Expert PostCarly PearlmanIndigenous Leadership Initiative, Expert Post, News, Indigenous led conservation, Indigenous Guardians, Land Use Plans, Thaidene Nene, Northwest Territories, Indigenous Conserved and Protected Areas, Lutselk'e, Great Slave Lake, Torngat Mountains, Labrador, Innu, Tursujuq Park, Quebec, Kativik, Cree, Gwaii Haanas, British Columbia, Haida, Ontario, North French Watershed, Moose Cree