The Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment defines cumulative effects as changes in the environment caused by multiple interactions among human activities and natural processes...
Betty Biesenthal
September 17, 2020
The Indigenous Forum on Cumulative Effects provided an opportunity to express the interests, technical ability, and knowledge of each community to help build the objectives, activities,...
Betty Biesenthal
September 17, 2020
Indigenous Communities recognize that sharing knowledge, strengthening relationships, supporting each other, and working together is a valuable part of who we are as a collective...
Betty Biesenthal
September 17, 2020
From 2018 to 2020, an advisory group composed of Indigenous and non-Indigenous practitioners was formed. They held round table discussions leading to the inaugural Indigenous Forum on...
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September 16, 2020
As First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples, we have a profound connection to Mother Earth and our communities. We are conscious about how the cumulative effects from development,...
Betty Biesenthal
November 4, 2019
Our Elders share their knowledge and wisdom with their community. Their teachings encompass and reconcile the past, present and future so we can grow as many people working with one heart.
Betty Biesenthal
November 4, 2019
When something hurts the land, the waters, or the air, it hurts us and our communities. We are all connected. Download Drawing
Betty Biesenthal
November 4, 2019