L’Initiative de leadership autochtone (ILA) s’est engagée à renforcer l’expression de la nationalité autochtone afin de permettre l’exercice des responsabilités des nations autochtones en matière de protection des terres et des eaux.

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La voie à suivre : La conservation dirigée par les Autochtones
La voie à suivre : La conservation dirigée par les Autochtones
Célébrer les gardiens sur la Colline du Parlement 
Célébrer les gardiens sur la Colline du Parlement 
Signature historique de l’accord-cadre de FPP des T.N.-O.
Signature historique de l’accord-cadre de FPP des T.N.-O.

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Ray Nobis grew up on the shores of Lake Nipigon alongside his dad–as a kid, he learned how to trap and hunt and grew up to be a fisherman. But when industry upstream began impacting the lands, water, and wildlife that his First Nation relied on
One year ago our friends at the Seal River Watershed Alliance signed an MOU with the governments of Canada and Manitoba, marking a major step in establishing the Seal River Watershed Indigenous Protected Area. The four First Nations leading the way i
Raising our hands to all of the firefighters doing good work in California. 🤎Love seeing support from all corners of Turtle Island and beyond, and in particular the Indigenous crews & experts from places like the Navajo and Klamath Nations. Indi
To wear a ribbon skirt is to carry your ancestors with you. Ribbon skirts are more than fabric; they are connections to the land, the past, and to each other. ✨ On #NationalRibbonSkirtDay, we remember that every stitch holds a lesson, every ribbon ca
Looking to be inspired? Take a minute to learn about how the Blackfoot Confederacy are spearheading a movement to revive buffalo herds in their ancestral lands in Montana and Alberta. The buffalo have sustained Blackfoot communities and – befor
Winter Solstice❄️ reflects the turning of seasons and holds deep meaning for Indigenous Peoples. It is a time to pause, reflect, honour the lessons the land carries, and gather for storytelling and connection. But the long night offers more than res
The paskwâw-mostos walk their lands once more, thanks to the work led by Indigenous Nations through the Buffalo Treaty. Their return brings healing to the land and strengthens cultural relationships carried forward for generations. Rematriatio
“Looking around the room, our hearts are full…It is important to acknowledge and honour the many, many, many people who worked together to help bring this agreement to completion. From the start, collaboration was the keyword. It hasn&rs
“It’s not just about the hectares, it’s really about the people…this agreement has so much transformative potential.” A wintry morning in Behchokǫ̀ set the stage for the celebration of a historic agreement made possibl
Today, we honour the memory of former Premier John Horgan and his leadership in advancing reconciliation and supporting Indigenous leadership in conservation. He was a big supporter of Guardians – pictured here at the 2019 National Guardians Ga

« La conservation dirigée par les Autochtones offre des solutions à certains des plus grands défis de notre époque, des changements climatiques à la perte de biodiversité en passant par les conséquences du colonialisme. »

– Ethel Blondin Andrew, P.C., O.C