October Webinar - Indigenous Moose Monitoring and Stewardship Part 1

In this webinar you will hear from lead Gitanyow Guardian Jimmy Morgan, Dr. Jesse Popp, an Indigenous Canada Research Chair working with community partners to study moose populations, and other Indigenous communities across Canada as they discuss different questions and resources related to moose monitoring and stewardship.

Webinar Resources:

Dr. Jesse Popp's research website
David Suzuki forum on two-eyed seeing.
Recorded learning opportunities hosted by the TST about tactical communications and conflict resolution for Guardians
Research paper published by Dr. Popp, James Morgan and Kevin Koch about Indigenous Guardianship and moose monitoring (attached)
Land Needs Guardians Initiative - Initiative by the Indigenous Leadership Initiative calling on the Canadian Federal Government to provide ongoing secure funding for Indigenous Guardian Programs.

The recording of the second part of this webinar series can be found here.

Environmental Law Clinic - Environmental Laws: A Field Guide for BC's Central and North Coast and Haida Gwaii

The 'Environmental Laws: A Field Guide for BC's Central and North Coast and Haida Gwaii' shared by the Environmental Law Clinic at UVic is a field guide to common environmental offences, including fishing, hunting and trapping, pollution, forest practices, cultural and archaeological sites, parks and protected areas, species at risk, and boating for coastal British Columbia.