How We Collaborate

Community Resources

Sharing Ideas Colleagues and partners collaborate at a Healthy Country Planning conference in Vancouver, August 2017 © Michael Pietrocarlo

Indigenous Stewardship is at the Heart of Conservation

We stand behind our partners as they reclaim their place as the stewards of Canada’s lands and waters. Our focus is on capacity-building. Explore this collection, which our staff and partners have found useful in supporting communities with leadership building, management training, funding, infrastructure, and more.

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Moose Management Guide

This document draws on the knowledge and wisdom shared at a Moose Management workshop held in Dec. 2018.

Report

Moose Monitoring: Summary

A summary report showcasing Considerations and Recommendations for Initiating Indigenous-led Moose Monitoring and Research

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Healthy Country Planning

Learn more about this Indigenous-led process.

Success

Living Culture

A case study showing how Healthy Country Planning helped revitalize fire culture in the Yurok, Hoopa and Karuk Tribes.

Program Overview

Indigenous-led

Supporting Indigenous-led Conservation: Nature United’s approach to working in partnership with Indigenous peoples

Policies and Procedures

Communications Guidelines

Nature United has developed guidelines to direct and support our communications with and about our work with Indigenous partners.

Partnerships

Building Partnerships

Nature United’s Guidance for Building Partnerships with Indigenous Peoples

Initiative

Indigenous Rights

Indigenous Rights and Nature United’s Approach to Conservation

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SEAS Toolkit

A resource for planning your on-the-land Indigenous youth program.

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Indigenous Guardians

A comprehensive Toolkit to network, share, grow, and learn.

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Healthy Country Planning

The HCP process guides project teams to identify effective conservation strategies.