Checkout the CRP website here: https://conservation-reconciliation.ca/

Checkout the CRP partnership here (Pre-eSummit Resources and Abstracts): https://cpcil.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Thurs-1000h-PST-Allison-Bishop-CRP-handout-CPCIL-eSummit-Jan-2022.pdf

Here is a link to the ICE report which was mentioned in this presentation: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/57e007452e69cf9a7af0a033/t/5ab94aca6d2a7338ecb1d05e/1522092766605/PA234-ICE_Report_2018_Mar_22_web.pdf

Check out Kai’s blog post here: https://conservation-reconciliation.ca/crp-blog/national-protected-areas-relationships-and-co-management

Jacqueline mentioned the Nature in the City program spearheaded by Nature Canada. Check it out here: https://naturecanada.ca/race-and-nature-in-the-city/

Link to one of the books which Jaqueline mentioned, give it a read: https://www.amazon.ca/Black-Faces-White-Spaces-Relationship/dp/1469614480

Central Park Birdwatching event that was mentioned in the talk: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Park_birdwatching_incident

Check out Colour the Trails, a non-profit initiative that subsidizes outdoor adventures for youth of colour and attempts to break barriers and promote accessibility: https://colourthetrails.com/

Black Outdoors blog site from Jacqueline that highlights publications, interviews, and talks/webinars/presentations: https://blackoutdoors.wordpress.com/about/

Ambika had an image posted from Wild Trout– check out one of their urban engagement publications “Trout in the Town” here: https://www.wildtrout.org/content/trout-town

Louise-Phillipe shared a link to a short film that came out yesterday, it talks about Black History in London, UK and people of color in the outdoors. The film is followed by a panel discussion with the protagonist of the film, the film maker and friends involved in the project. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5IG9IjqpnA

Rapid Talk 1: ParkSeek Project Update – Alexander Wray & Catherine Reining, University of Waterloo
For more information on ParkSeek please visit https://parkseek.ca/ and reach out to them at parkseek@uwo.ca

Rapid Talk 2: Nature for All – Mark Groulx, University of Northern British Columbia

More information about the Nature for All project is available here: https://cpcil.ca/nature-for-all-project/

Rapid Talk 3: Update on the State of Parks-Related Knowledge Mobilization in Canada – Dr. Elizabeth Halpenny, CJ Blye & Michelle Murphy, University of Alberta

Here is the link to more information about the Parks and Knowledge Mobilization Study: https://cpcil.ca/parks-knowledge-mobilization-project/

Here is the link on the to the book m…Read More

Rapid Talk 4: The Resist-Accept-Direct framework: RAD Decision-Making for ClimateSmart Conservation – Dr. Elizabeth Nelson, Parks Canada

Here is a link to the special issue in BioScience on RAD: https://academic.oup.com/bioscience/issue/72/1

And this is the link to the paper in Parks Stewardship Forum that describes an approach to climate c…Read More

Rapid Talk 5: The Establishment of the Tahltan IPCAs Through the Tahltan Land Stewardship Planning Process – Alanna Quock, Tahltan Stewardship Initiative

For more information, please click the link here: https://tsi.tahltan.org/

Rapid Talk 6: Nonprofit engagement: Pursuing diverse collaboration beyond parks agencies to achieve collective conservation goals – Karly Upshall, CPCIL & Brooke Kapeller, Bow River Basin Council/Brock University
Here is the MURAL board for Karly and Brooke’s project: h…Read More

Workbook Kyle and Eileen co-created (Pre-eSummit Resources): https://cpcil.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Wed-0830h-PST-Eileen-Beaver-and-Kyle-Napier-Workbook_Plenary2-Indigenous-languages-and-land.pdf

Adding to Eileen’s discussion on climate change and wildfires. There is a new initiative in BC to engage Indigenous Communities in wildland fire fighting efforts: https://cfjctoday.com/2021/08/19/simpcw-first-nation-establishes-indigenous-initial-attack-partnership-with-bc-wildfire-service/

Adding to Eileen’s discussion on the importance of caves and Indigenous knowledge/ place names (a story from BC): https://www.wltribune.com/news/simpcw-first-nation-speaks-on-wells-gray-cave/

I really enjoyed Lily’s presentation – some excellent work that can support us all in challenging times.