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Visit this page often to read articles on climate change and inspirational stories from Indigenous communities in Canada. Indigenous peoples and communities are leading the way in climate change and we look forward to featuring many of the stories on this blog. On this page, you will also find announcements on important funding opportunities and events, so check back often!

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Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas Help Fight Climate Change Through Indigenous Stewardship

Blog, Climate Change

Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCA) are crucial to fighting climate change and to mitigating losses in global biodiversity. Drawing from geospatial data, potential areas for IPCA designation cover approximately, […]

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May 17, 2021/by IndigenousClimateHub
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Creating Synergies Between Indigenous Traditional and Modern Weather Forecasting to Facilitate Climate Adaptation

Blog, Climate Change Adaptation

Indigenous weather and climate forecasting indicators offer important information to facilitate adaptation to climate and weather variability. Dynamic processes involved with linking modern meteorological climate and weather forecasting with traditional […]

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May 3, 2021/by IndigenousClimateHub
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Indigenous Peoples Are Crucial to Protecting Global Biodiversity but Are Excluded From Decision Making

Blog, Climate Change

Indigenous people show how to nurture, defend, and protect biodiversity while living off the land. Their efforts are crucial to the Convention on Biological Diversity signed by 150 countries in […]

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April 13, 2021/by IndigenousClimateHub
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Big Data Climate Research Needs Indigenous Expertise for Meaningful Social Impact

Arctic, Blog

Big Data involves gathering and compiling massive amounts of information from multiple data sources, rapidly, with the help of technology. Indigenous expertise needs to be included in Big Data research […]

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International Participation and Leadership of Indigenous Women in Climate Change Action

Blog, Climate Change Adaptation

Indigenous women are at the forefront of many local climate change adaptation efforts, however, gender inequality in climate change planning and decision making persists at the international level. Gender inequality […]

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March 15, 2021/by IndigenousClimateHub
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Revitalizing Indigenous Oral Traditions to Enhance Climate Adaptation

Blog, Climate Change Adaptation

Revitalizing all aspects of Indigenous oral cultures, including Indigenous languages, is necessary to enhance climate adaptation and to mitigate the loss of centuries of traditional Indigenous knowledge. Indigenous oral traditions […]

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