The recent upsurge of interest regarding environmental social work is unfolding against a
backdrop of centuries of continuous struggle on the part of Indigenous peoples to protect …

In this paper, we explore the emergence of what we term'communities of learning'within the
context of natural resources and environmental management (NREM). These communities …

The forests of Canada, spanning vast expanses from coast to coast, serve as more than a
collection of trees; they are the ancestral home, hunting grounds, and spiritual core of …

Indigenous peoples around the world are concerned about the long-term impacts of
industrial activities and natural resource extraction projects on their traditional territories …

There is a fundamental assertion by indigenous communities, which is now beginning to be
recognized globally, that “we belong to the land.” The position of indigenous people, both …

Water-related governance challenges confronting Indigenous people are well documented
and have significant implications for water governance in Canada. Indigenous people have …

This guidebook zeros in on what indigenous knowledge can contribute to a sustainable
development strategy that accounts for the potential of the local environment and the …

Sustainability operates across a range of contested and diverse fields as an interdisciplinary
discourse integrating socio-cultural, ecological and economic relationships with the natural …

Indigenous Peoples' knowledge offers important foundations for stewardship and
environmental management of the Mackenzie River watershed, North America's largest …

In an era of climate change, the need to manage our water resources effectively for future
generations has become an increasingly significant challenge. Indigenous management …