2018,

28th - 30th May

Communities, Conservation & Livelihoods

Conference Programme

Session: Papers-2C
Indigenous Peoples (2 hours)

Chair

Yeshing Upon

Time

14:00 - 16:00 on Monday, 28th of May 2018

Venue

McNally Auditorium

14:00

Balancing Community autonomy with Collective Identity: Mi'Kmaq Decision Making in Nova Scotia

Shelley Denny (Fish-WIKS, Dalhousie University), Lucia Fanning (Marine Affairs Program/Dalhousie University)
14:00

An Innu-centric Approach to Environmental Stewardship

Richard Nuna (Innu Nation Environment Office), Trudy Sable (TGS Research Management and Educational Consultants)
14:00

How Indigenous Fishing Practices Can Contribute to Wellbeing and Social-ecological Resilience: An Example from Torres Strait, Australia

Annie Lalancette (Saint Mary's University), Monica Mulrennan (Concordia University)
14:00

Southern Inuit of NunatuKavut Polar Bear Management in Labrador

Patricia Nash (NunatuKavut Community Council)
14:00

Engaging Indigenous People and Local Communities in Nature Conservation: The case of Waza national park, north Cameroon

Leonard Usongo (IUCN Country Office)
14:00

Indigenous Self-Determination and Food Sovereignty through Fisheries Co-Governance in the Great Lakes Region

Charles Levkoe (Lakehead University), Kristen Lowitt (Mount Allison University)
14:00

Hishukish Tsawalk (everything is one), Nuu-chah-nulth's fight to take care of their communities and ecosystem through the assertion of their fishing rights

Dawn Foxcroft (Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council), Don Hall (Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council)

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