The potential for traditional and local ecological knowledge to contribute to biodiversity
conservation has been widely recognized, but the actual application of this knowledge to …

How did one group of indigenous societies, on the Northwest Coast of North America,
manage to live sustainably with their ecosystems for over two thousand years? Can the …

Extractive capitalism has long been the driving force of settler colonialism in Canada, and
continues to threaten the sovereignty, lands and waters of Indigenous nations across the …

Although Canada has been applauded for its co-management arrangements in recently
established national parks, it continues to struggle with its legacy of colonial dispossession …

The eastern grey kangaroo is a common and iconic species of Australia. Its specialised
behaviour and reproduction have evolved as adaptations to the Australian environment …

This paper questions whether the rescaling of conservation practice in Canada to include
local and Indigenous communities, NGOs, and private market‐based actors represents a …

Co-management frameworks are intended to facilitate sustainable resource management
and more equitable power sharing between state agencies and Indigenous communities …

Over the past few decades there has been increasing attention paid to 'shared'forms of
governance and to the creation of new protected areas (PAs) that are designed to address …

This essay examines the rebuilding and revitalizing of self-governance capacities in
Indigenous communities, and how this is impacting their efficacy in resource management …

Effective governance of public forests depends, in part, on public support for changes in
forest management, particularly those responding to changes in socio-ecological conditions …