Partnering With Indigenous Communities to Create a Healthy Future
We support the authority and leadership of First Nations in Northwest Maintoba as they determine how best to manage natural resources in their territories and explore sustainable economic development opportunities for lasting conservation results.
Our Stories
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Primer on forest carbon in Canada’s Boreal Forest
Nature United's forest ecologist Ronnie Drever explains how the work we are doing to conserve Canada’s Boreal Forest can be a powerful solution for climate change here and globally.
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Moose Workshop
Nature United is working to support Indigenous leaders in northern Manitoba, where concern over moose populations—a critical keystone species—is a common theme.
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Healthy Country Planning in Manitoba
Margo Robbins of the Yurok Tribe shares her knowledge with First Nations at a Healthy Country Planning workshop sponsored by Nature United in northern Manitoba. She describes Healthy Country Planning, an Indigenous-led process used by communities around the world, as “managing the land for living culture.”
Our Work in Manitoba
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