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

How We Collaborate

Community Resources

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.

Jamie Mason enjoying the ride on the boat returning from a Súa and SEAS internship field trip in the Great Bear Rainforest.

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SEAS Toolkit

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

Communities across Canada have Indigenous Guardians programs that are responsible for safeguarding land and water.

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Indigenous Guardians

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

Colleagues and partners collaborate at a Healthy Country Planning conference in Vancouver in August 2017

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Healthy Country Planning

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

SEAS interns dig through an ancient shell midden site looking for artifacts in the Kitasoo/Xai'xais Nation of the Great Bear Rainforest.

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Emerging Stewards

Photos, blogs, and information about communities that already have SEAS programs in place.