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The latest Osoyoos Lake Water Science Forum was well-attended by residents of Canada and the United States, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous.
The latest Osoyoos Lake Water Science Forum was well-attended by residents of Canada and the United States, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous.
The International Joint Commission (IJC) has prioritized working actively to increase collaboration and engagement with Indigenous peoples (i.e., Métis Nation, First Nations, and Tribes) along the transboundary basins, including those within the Red River Basin.…
The perspectives of Indigenous peoples who have lived near the St.
The Commission work cannot fulfil the Canadian government’s “duty to consult” with First Nations as it is not the government.
Approaches to ecosystem management in the Great Lakes are largely guided by Western science.