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YATIÉ THEɁĄ́ NUWÉ ŅËN HAÍDI XÁ, Guide for watching our land

This guide is for Canadian Indigenous communities and their staff, partners and consultants, who wish to Implement processes for gathering and applying local knowledge.

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Creator B. KEATS
Summary This guide focuses on how knowledge is recorded within a Community Based Monitoring program, how this information becomes data, and how that data is accessed, analyzed, interpreted, and transmitted for use in resource management decisions.
Local Relevance This guide is highly relevant to communities in the Northwest Territories (NWT) as it supports Indigenous-led approaches to environmental monitoring, decision-making, and stewardship. It offers practical methods for collecting, analyzing, and sharing local knowledge in ways that strengthen community authority over environmental issues, enhance participation in co-management processes, and inform regulatory decisions.
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Tags Community Based Monitoring,Traditional Knowledge,Indigenous Knowledge
Geographic Region South Slave
Release Date 2019-12-19
Last Modified Date 2019-12-19
Funding Program GNWT Cumulative Impacts Monitoring Program (CIMP)