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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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Traditional Food Systems and Climate Change: Adapting Indigenous Agriculture

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Indigenous agricultural practices, developed over thousands of years, have long been a model of sustainability and resilience. As climate change alters growing conditions across Canada, many Indigenous communities are turning […]

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November 1, 2024/by IndigenousClimateHub
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The Role of Indigenous Women in Climate Resilience and Adaptation

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Indigenous women across Canada are emerging as powerful leaders in climate resilience and adaptation efforts. Drawing on traditional knowledge, community connections, and a deep commitment to environmental stewardship, Indigenous women […]

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October 15, 2024/by IndigenousClimateHub
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Renewable Energy Projects in Indigenous Communities: Balancing Tradition and Innovation

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Across Canada, First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities are increasingly turning to renewable energy projects as a way to address climate change, achieve energy sovereignty, and create local sustainable economic […]

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Indigenous Youth Leadership in Climate Action: Voices of the Future

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Across Canada, First Nation, Métis, and Inuit youth are emerging as powerful voices in the fight against climate change. Combining traditional knowledge with modern activism, these young leaders are not […]

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The Healing Land: Indigenous-Led Conservation Efforts as Climate Change Mitigation

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Indigenous-led conservation efforts demonstrate effective approaches to environmental stewardship and climate change mitigation. These initiatives, grounded in millennia-old traditions of sustainable land management, achieve multiple objectives: protecting biodiversity, enhancing carbon […]

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Seasonal Shifts: How Climate Change is Impacting Traditional Hunting and Gathering Practices

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For millennia, Indigenous Peoples across Canada have relied on intimate knowledge of seasonal cycles to guide their hunting, fishing, and gathering practices. This deep connection to the land has sustained […]

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