2022 Virtual Indigenous Conference on Cumulative Effects
ICCE Virtual Conference Cumulative Effects: A Health and Well-Being PerspectiveMarch 1-2, 20221pm to 4pm on both days Click here to register today! The conference will focus on the...
ICCE Virtual Conference Cumulative Effects: A Health and Well-Being PerspectiveMarch 1-2, 20221pm to 4pm on both days Click here to register today! The conference will focus on the...
Cumulative Effects: A Health and Well-Being Perspective For conference information, please click here. Contact Us ICCE Conference SecretariatMicheline Bélanger
Every ecosystem is special, beautiful and fragile in their own way. From the eastern and western coastal climates, to the lush abundance of great plains, to the remarkably rugged...
The Indigenous Centre for Cumulative Effects (ICCE) is working to enhance awareness of cumulative effects among Inuit communities in the far north. ICCE is scheduled to make a...
The ICCE Strategic Plan 2021 – 2024 was developed based on a series of roundtables from 2018 to 2019, and on discussions held at the Indigenous Forum on Cumulative Effects in...
Vision: Indigenous peoples have the capacity and the ability to assess, monitor and manage the cumulative effects occurring in their lands, waters and communities. The ICCE mission is to...
Indigenous Centre for Cumulative Effects (ICCE) welcomed Dr. Paivi Abernethy, Adjunct Professor, University of Waterloo, to the 2021 Virtual Indigenous Conference on Cumulative Effects...