

As First Nations, MÃĐtis and Inuit peoples, we have a profound connection to Mother Earth and our communities. We are conscious about how the cumulative effects from development, competing land use priorities and other factors can have an impact on the well-being of our communities over time.Â
Understanding cumulative effects is connected to many aspects of our Indigenous communities, including:
We are First Nations, Inuit and MÃĐtis from Indigenous communities across Canada.
We are building our capacity to share our knowledge, experience and strengths to ensure the well-being of our communities for the future.
We are Two-Eyed Seeing, which means we respect and value both Indigenous and non-Indigenous knowledge systems.
We are Indigenous community members from all traditions, including:Â
We are professionals and students interested in cumulative effects, including:
We are continuously growing our community. If you are interested in sound governance, knowledge sharing, and skills development relative to cumulative effects, consider joining our circle by:
We are nurturing partnerships between Indigenous communities and various organizations to advance our understanding of cumulative effects, including:
Contact us if you are interested in getting involved with ICCE in any of the above roles.