Indigenous Conservation Conversations
Indigenous Conservation has too long been ignored. The colonialist attitudes have been given too much latitude so now it's time for a change of attitude! This post will host information and links to First Nations land stewardship conversations about conservation. Do you have any info on Indigenous land stewardship? Please pop a note in the comments below.
Indigenous Stewardship of Lands Conversations with Ethel Blondin-Andrew
Announcement from Canadian Centre for Journalism:
Thursday, Jan. 21, join Conversations host Linda Solomon Wood for a special event with Ms. Ethel Blondin-Andrew, as they delve into her formidable life and career as the first Indigenous woman elected to the House of Commons and serve in the federal cabinet.
What will they be talking about?
They will talk about the leadership of Indigenous Nations in conserving lands across the country. The way Indigenous stewardship is:
- Creating jobs,
- Strengthening food security
- Inspiring youth.
The role of Indigenous-led conservation in meeting Canada’s climate and biodiversity commitments will also be discussed.
“The growing Indigenous conservation movement offers Canada a powerful opportunity to keep our promises to the country and the world.”
All this and more, in the first live event of the 2021 season. Presented by the Canadian Centre for Journalism, sponsored by Canada's National Observer. Time Jan 21, 2021, 04:00 PM in Vancouver
4th Annual Industry Engagement Event: Indigenous Sustainable Investment Conference
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Who Can Attend?
Anyone - First Nations Tickets are free All other tickets are $125
When?
March 18th & 19th, 2021
What?
The two-day virtual event will bring together Indigenous communities from across Canada with government and project finance sectors for focused expert discussions on the following topics:
- Incorporating Indigenous interests into ESGinvesting principles and strategies
- Equity ownership in major projects by Indigenous communities
- The impact and opportunity of climate change and Indigenous communities
- How to move projects forward with full Indigenous involvement
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