The Reserve Land Governance presentation examines governance practices essential to land management, powers of Chief and Council, and fiduciary obligation. Discussions include the importance of internal council relationships, good communication,...
Join us to learn about Sharing Earth Observation Satellite Technology and Indigenous Mapping Knowledge with the Canadian Space Agency. The Indigenous Centre for Cumulative Effects is pleased to host a webinar with the Canadian Space Agency focusing on Sharing...
This virtual training will provide an understanding of surveys on Indian Reserves and how land managers can use the accompanying products, records, and systems. The participant will achieve the basic...
This presentation provides an introductory overview of GIS concepts and tools for new and developing GIS users. Participants will explore what GIS is, why it is important, considerations around Data...
This 3-day training provides you with the tools, strategies, and materials you will need as Lands Managers to understand the basics of Geographic Information Systems, and how this technology could...
This training will provide an overview of environmental management strategies and solutions that can be applied to the day-to-day management of Reserve Lands. The learner will gain a basic understanding...
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA), on behalf of the federal departments involved in the development of the Canadian Satellite Earth Observation (OTS) Strategy, is pleased to announce that it will...
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