Knowledge Mobilization InfographicCreated OnNovember 24, 2019byDon Carruthers Den Hoed You...
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- Brady Highway, “Thundering Ahead: Campaign for Canada’s Wanuskewin Heritage Park”
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- Ninna Piiksii - Mike Bruised Head, “Obtaining Indigenous Knowledge: Really Knowing From Place”
- Robert Grandjambe, “Observations from the Land: Insights from 27 Years of Trapping, Hunting and Fishing on the Alberta Landscape”
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- Climate Change Adaptation Framework for Parks and Protected Areas
- Promoting Parks and Protected Areas as Natural Solutions to Climate Change
- Putting Adaptation Solutions in the Hands of Northern Parks and Protected Areas Practitioners (Workshop Proceedings)
- Report of the Canadian Parks Council Climate Change Working Group
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- Brady Highway, “Thundering Ahead: Campaign for Canada’s Wanuskewin Heritage Park”
- CCIUCN Webinar on IPCAs & Indigenous Leadership in Conservation (Recording)
- Dr. Leroy Littlebear – “Big Thinking and Rethinking: Blackfoot Metaphysics Working in the Wings, Reflections by a Blackfoot”
- Knowledge Mobilization Infographic
- Ninna Piiksii - Mike Bruised Head, “Obtaining Indigenous Knowledge: Really Knowing From Place”
- Robert Grandjambe, “Observations from the Land: Insights from 27 Years of Trapping, Hunting and Fishing on the Alberta Landscape”
- Scott Duguid, Executive Director, Alberta Land Use Secretariat, “Collaboration and Relationship Building in Pathway to Canada Target 1”
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- Brady Highway, “Thundering Ahead: Campaign for Canada’s Wanuskewin Heritage Park”
- Canadian National White Nose-Syndrome Decontamination Protocol
- Dr. Leroy Littlebear – “Big Thinking and Rethinking: Blackfoot Metaphysics Working in the Wings, Reflections by a Blackfoot”
- Ninna Piiksii - Mike Bruised Head, “Obtaining Indigenous Knowledge: Really Knowing From Place”
- Robert Grandjambe, “Observations from the Land: Insights from 27 Years of Trapping, Hunting and Fishing on the Alberta Landscape”
- Scott Duguid, Executive Director, Alberta Land Use Secretariat, “Collaboration and Relationship Building in Pathway to Canada Target 1”
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Scott Duguid, Executive Director, Alberta Land Use Secretariat, “Collaboration and Relationship Building in Pathway to Canada Target 1”
Scott Duguid, Executive Director, Alberta Land Use Secretariat, “Collaboration and...
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CPCIL Webinar on 2020 Canadian Parks Collective Opportunities (Recorded)
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Alberta Parks Inclusion Plan
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CPCIL First Thursday Webinars
The Canadian Parks Collective for Innovation and Leadership hosts a free 45-minute webinar on the first Thursday of every month at 1pm Eastern. Overall themes range from leadership to management, conservation to connection. We also welcome suggestions for topics and are always open to co-host webinars with partners in the Canadian parks and protected areas community.
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CPCIL and affiliated post-secondary institutions curate and share standalone learning opportunities on a variety of themes. Learning opportunities range from online to degree programs, from no-cost to full tuition.