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SUMMARY:Building Ethical Partnerships for Indigenous-led Conservation
DESCRIPTION:The Indigenous-led conservation movement has gained momentum in recent years\, thanks to the grassroots efforts of Indigenous leaders and their communities\, and to the milestone report from the Indigenous Circle of Experts: We Rise Together. \nThe report sets out several recommendations for federal\, provincial\, and territorial governments\, environmental organizations\, philanthropy\, and civil society to “build a new relationship on protected and conserved areas” (p10). These relationships must be built through the principles of respect\, responsibility\, and reciprocity – and they extend beyond human relationships\, to relationships with the lands\, waters\, non-human relatives\, and future generations. \nThe Conservation through Reconciliation Partnership was established to act on these recommendations\, bringing together partners to elevate and advance Indigenous-led conservation through reconciliation. \nIn this free session\, we will explore this question and more\, through stories and examples of ethical relationships and partnerships that have been built\, strengthened\, or renewed. \nThis session will be moderated by Dr. Kristi Leora Gansworth (Kitigan Zibi)\, with guest speakers: \n\nSteven Nitah (CRP Leadership Circle and Nature for Justice) and Kevin Smith (Ducks Unlimited Canada)\nChad Luke (Ktunaxa Nation)\, Richard Klafki (Nature Conservancy of Canada)\, and Kerri Garner (Ktunaxa Nation)\nWillard Sparrow (Musqueam Nation) and Nicholas Scapillati (Grizzly Bear Foundation)\n\n\nFor more details on the Virtual Campfire series\, check out the link here!
URL:https://mountainsentinels.org/event/building-ethical-partnerships-for-indigenous-led-conservation/
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SUMMARY:Alpine Towns Conference 2022
DESCRIPTION:The Alpine Towns conference aims to present the main findings from the Ninth Report on the State of the Alps (RSA9) on the topic\, and to discuss its implementation in practice. The conference will take place online and interpretation will be available in German\, French\, Italian\, Slovenian and English. \nThe event is aimed at a wide audience from the international to the local stage: policymakers\, academia\, professionals from spatial planning\, regional economy and environment\, and interested lay persons. The conference is divided into five thematic blocks\, of which you can also attend just one. Registered participants will receive the participation link ahead of time. \nMore than two thirds of the population in the Alps live in urban areas. Yet the topic of “towns” tends to be neglected in the context of mountain areas. With the report “Alpine Towns” and this conference\, we want to focus for once on the Alpine settlement system. This should help to anticipate trends in the Alps so that good solutions for the future can be developed already today. \nFor more details on the Alpine Towns Conference\, check out the link here!
URL:https://mountainsentinels.org/event/alpine-towns-conference-2022/
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