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 @Our landmark project gave us more info that we could publish. Now we’ve shared it with the UN special rapporteur on Indigenous rights
- by Ina Pace, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Squamish ChiefPUBLISHED MARCH 4. SEE VIDEO: https://www.squamishchief.com/local-news/indigenous-led-sea-to-sky-project-granted-15-million-for-clean-fuel-innovation-11959498
- by mccarthy.ca
- by RMITExperts say climate finance systems built on good intentions are backfiring because they fail to recognise the value of First Nations stewardship.
- by Giovanni TorreA new six-part documentary series placing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge and leadership at the centre of climate change conversations is available to watch nationwide this month.The F…
- by Giovanni TorreA new six-part documentary series placing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge and leadership at the centre of climate change conversations is available to watch nationwide this month.The F…
- by Cornwall Seaway NewsJASON SETNYK
- by Coast FundsAs oolichan return to spawn, First Nations on the coast mark the transition from winter to spring with celebrations such as Hoobiyee and the spring equinox. For millennia, First Nations on the coast of British Columbia have sustainably harvested oolichan, […]
- by RMIT UniversityCarbon markets rewarding the recovery of degraded environments risk penalizing long-term Indigenous stewardship, according to a coalition of experts writing in Nature Climate Change. The article by RMIT …
- by Mia Litzenberg, Great Lakes NowAs the Six Nations of the Grand River face water scarcity due to corporate extraction and limited land ownership, a new study shows how climate change will compound the issue.
- by Alexandre de SantiBrazil bet big on a mega river dam using old data, but climate change is leaving its massive turbines high and dry.
- by Katie SurmaA declaration recognizing whales as legal rights-holders is influencing legislation in New Zealand and sparking an international push to translate Indigenous customs into binding protections.
- by GristThe U.N. and dozens of Indigenous organizations are demanding Daria Egereva's release, but a Moscow court just extended her detention until at least March.
- by Jackson ClarkTwo emerging First Nations researchers have been recognised by the Australian Academy of Science for work delivering practical, community-led responses to some of Australia's most pressing environment…
- by Rhett ButlerConservation has long depended on measurement. Populations are counted, habitats mapped, trends plotted against baselines that often extend back only a few decades. Yet many ecosystems began changing long before systematic monitoring began. In much of the world, the longest […]