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  • Culturally modified tree in the Great Bear Rainforest, being measured by Stephen Neasloss.
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    New research identifies ancient culturally-modified trees, and with them the future of forest management

    2021 April 72024 July 8

    After practising sustainable forest management for millennia, the Kitasoo/Xai’xais Nation has looked to its ancient cedar trees to help guide the future of its forests stewardship.

    Read More New research identifies ancient culturally-modified trees, and with them the future of forest managementContinue

  • Tsawout First Nation, University of Guelph, University of Victoria, and Raincoast Conservation Foundation logos on top of an aerial photo from Fort McKay.
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    New research: Indigenous knowledge and federal environmental assessments in Canada

    2020 February 132024 July 8

    A team of non-Indigenous and Indigenous researchers identifies surmountable and deep-rooted obstacles to improving how the federal Impact Assessment Act incorporates Indigenous Knowledge and engages with Indigenous Knowledge systems…

    Read More New research: Indigenous knowledge and federal environmental assessments in CanadaContinue

  • FACETS, Canadian Science Publishing, Patagonia Provisions, University of Montana and Raincoast: salmon research.
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    Criteria for a good catch: A conceptual framework to guide sourcing of sustainable salmon fisheries

    2018 April 172024 July 8

    The proposed new framework for identifying sustainably harvested salmon suggests that individual retailers develop criteria (or adopt others) that comply with this place-based foundation. Patagonia Provisions is one retailer requesting this high standard of certification because their customers want higher standards than are currently available…

    Read More Criteria for a good catch: A conceptual framework to guide sourcing of sustainable salmon fisheriesContinue

  • Sockey Salmon swim in a tight formation, with bright red bodies.
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    Raising the bar on fisheries certification and sustainably harvested salmon

    2018 April 172024 July 8

    Do you rely on labels like the blue checkmark (i.e. the Marine Stewardship Council) or other certification stamps to guide your purchase of sustainable salmon? Most people do, but few consumers know that when it comes to salmon, these certifiers generally fail to consider ecosystem science…

    Read More Raising the bar on fisheries certification and sustainably harvested salmonContinue

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