First Nations communities grapple with the same challenges but often present alternative approaches worthy of exploration. This RSS page provides a scan of work being done in this space or context for information purposes. All work (science-based or traditional) needs to be looked at critically. The source of the work should be considered secondary to the body of evidence supporting the arguments made in the work.
- by Aiman GhoriThis case study examines the Indigenous-led climate action in Treaty 9, focusing on efforts to protect the Hudson-James Bay …
- by @amnestyStates must urgently take action and deliver ambitious climate action by mapping out a just transition away from fossil fuels
- by CBCIndigenous people living on reserves and in remote communities in Canada are disproportionately affected by wildfires, researchers have found. Those who study wildfire evacuations and others who provide counselling to Indigenous people suggest there are ways to improve how it's […]
- by sfu.caStudents and faculty members of SFU School of Communication attended the march and share their impressions.
- by Jeremy HanceProtected areas such as national parks, nature reserves and Indigenous lands are the foundation of biodiversity conservation. However, climate change is threatening their effectiveness in safeguarding wildlife, ecosystem services and livelihoods. As many countries work to meet the global target […]
- by Maëlle Martin-RichonTsawalk recognizes the traditional role Indigenous people play in maintaining balance and harmony. These efforts are not merely about…
- by Maëlle Martin-RichonClimate change, forestry, and over-hunting were identified as the main drivers of moose decline in and around La Vérendrye Wildlife Reserve.
- by The Free PressImpact of drought, climate change is 'glaringly obvious', says Nation's wildlife coordinator
- by University of TorontoFor Allana Nakashook-Zettler, studying at the University of Toronto wasn’t just an investment in her future – it was an opportunity to make an impact today. An urban Inuk who is passionate about science and engineering, Nakashook-Zettler worked with one of […]
- by UNESCO World Heritage CentreNice, France – Thursday, 13 June 2025 – As global leaders gather in Nice for the third United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC3), UNESCO is proud to unveil a bold new initiative to strengthen the resilience of marine …
- by StratfordToday.caAs a fitting conclusion to the series of Climate Conversations, Climate Momentum is pleased to look at climate through the eyes of many generations and many observations. Climate change is here now. We see it in the news everyday – […]
- by Tanya TalagaAmid a wildfire crisis, the Ontario and federal governments’ legislative efforts threaten to trample First Nations rights and erode the environment
- by Maëlle Martin-RichonGovernments can attract investment, accelerate development, and capture opportunities arising from the global energy transition by sharing financial risks while upholding Indigenous rights and environmental protections.
- by Rob HutchinsThe Makah Tribe of Noah Bay in Washington has launched its own Ocean Acidification Action Plan here at the UN Ocean Conference in Nice.
- by Shreya DasguptaIn May, both Iceland and Greenland experienced record-breaking heat. A new rapid analysis has found that the heat wave in both regions was made worse and more likely in today’s warmer climate. The analysis was conducted by World Weather Attribution […]