Through much of Parks Canada history, the creation of Parks Canada administered protected heritage areas resulted in the removal of Indigenous peoples from traditionally used lands, …

1 Meith 2025 · Across Turtle Island, returning land to Indigenous stewardship has shown tangible ecological benefits, helping restore biodiversity, increase climate resilience, and revitalize …

28 Ean 2023 · The slideshow above of the case study on the cooperative management approach of S G ang Gwaay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, between the Haida Nation and the …

4 Iúil 2024 · Addressing a critical knowledge gap in co-management governance, we provide a comprehensive review of 23 negotiated co-management agreements involving the state and …

5 MFómh 2025 · The trajectory towards an ascendant future for co-management frameworks in Indigenous Protected Areas is one marked by genuine reconciliation, deep respect, and the full …

28 DFómh 2024 · Parks Canada has unveiled a new policy focused on Indigenous stewardship. The policy sets out a framework on how Parks Canada and Indigenous communities can work together to conserve nature...

15 MFómh 2010 · Co-management can take different forms – from sites where all decisions are made jointly, to sites where partners carry different responsibilities and entitlements. In this …

In this groundbreaking document, the two parties strongly agreed on the need to protect the region’s natural, cultural and marine treasures, but also recognized their differing views on …

We are recognised as a leader in reconciliation with our fifth plan, the 2021-2025 RAP, and in 2025 reached the four-reporting milestone of this plan by releasing our 2024 RAP Report.

5 Márta 2024 · It houses co-management and co-stewardship agreements by which Tribal Nations and U.S. government agencies are forging new ways to collaboratively care for the land.