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We found 15 matching documents, best matches first.Introduction to Native Land Tenure - Indian Land Tenure Foundation
An educational strategy is a crucial component of an overall Native land restoration movement. Implementing that strategy demands attention to a particular Native community’s social reality.
First Nations Environmental Review Process - TaraMarsden,M.A
Both the federal and provincial environmental assessment processes were designed prior to significant court cases on the
nature of Aboriginal rights and title, and the government’s duty to consult and accommodate on those rights. Both levels of
government have failed to amend their legislation according to new case law, and have yet to develop policies on Aboriginal
Building a First Nations Environmental Review Process - NadlehWhut’en First Nation
To build a First Nations Environmental Review Process framework that can be implemented by the three partner First Nations in dealing with major project developments within the traditional territories.
Web Interface Project - NNTC Referrals Tracking System - Nlaka’pamux Nation Tribal Council
The Nlaka’pamux Nation Tribal Council (‘NNTC’) is comprised of seven First Nations located in south western British Columbia. As for all First Nations in this province, they are responsible for the daunting task of responding to numerous referral requests.
Data Collection and Management Project - Stellat'en First Nation
This project combines skills transfer in scientific research and data processing, and Traditional Ecological Knowledge. A consultant will be hired to provide technical and professional skills to SFN in implementing this project.
Fact-sheet: Aboriginal People in Mining - Mining Industry Human Resources Council
From the article:
The challenge of attracting, retaining and advancing Aboriginal people is a growing priority for Canada’s mining industry. Already, mining and minerals constitutes the largest industrial employer of Aboriginal talent in Canada and it is sure to expand.
Getting Started In Aquaculture - Aboriginal Aquaculture Association
Micro Hydropower System: buyers guide - Natural Resources Canada
Energy Development in British Columbia - First Nations Energy Summit
Stand-Alone Wind Energy Systems - Buyers Guide - Natural Resources Canada
This buyer’s guide to stand-alone
wind energy systems will help
you decide if wind energy is
a viable option for you. The
guide will:
• give you some very basic
theory on how wind
energy works
• give you pointers to
determine how much
power you need
• help you do a rough assessment
Tsawout First Nation - Community Spotlight
The Tsawout First Nation is moving ahead on a number of fronts. Of particular interest is Land Development which was initiated by the signing of the First Nations Goods and Service Tax (FNGST).
Sharing the Wealth: First Nation Resource Participation Models
The BC First Nations Mineral Exploration and Mining Action Plan (2008) set out the agreed upon goals to ensure the meaningfulparticipation of BC First Nations in mining projects situated in First Nation traditional territories.
Carbon Credit Opportunity Overview for First Nations Version 2
Carbon Credit Opportunity Overview for First Nations was originally produced by the BC First Nations Energy
and Mining Council in October 2007 as an introductory paper to climate change and carbon markets. This
updated Version 2 of the report was prepared as part of the BC First Nations climate change strategy in
Chawathil First Nation Alternative Energy project or the Chawathil First Nation Strategic Energy Plan
The Chawathil First Nation have lived in and sustainably utilized the natural resources within its traditional territories since time immemorial. The Chawathil First Nation has an opportunity to assert their natural role as the stewards of their traditional territories by becoming leaders in the development of clean renewable energy.



