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Ross River Dena propose Indigenous protected area in Yukon - Vimarsana News

Ross River Dena propose Indigenous protected area in Yukon

The Ross River Dena Council is doubling down on work to establish an Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area, according to the First Nation's chief.

Source: cbc.ca
The unceded Yukon - Vimarsana News

The unceded Yukon

As Yukon marks 50 years since the start of land claim negotiations, one First Nation in the territory is not celebrating. The Kaska Dena in Ross River say settling a land claim in their traditional territory would go against their fundamental beliefs and values.

Source: cbc.ca
"Canada Adds Federal Protection To Indigenous-Declared Marine Refuge" - Vimarsana News

"Canada Adds Federal Protection To Indigenous-Declared Marine Refuge"

"When the Mamalilikulla First Nation unilaterally declared an Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area in their traditional territory in late 2021, it was as much to protect rare corals and sponges as reestablish connection to lands and waters from which the community had been forcefully removed. Now Canada is backing the nation, adding marine protections under federal law".

Source: sej.org
Milestone agreement to protect vast West Coast marine areas endorsed by First Nations, Ottawa and B.C. - Vimarsana News

Milestone agreement to protect vast West Coast marine areas endorsed by First Nations, Ottawa and B.C.

Fifteen First Nations are assuming stewardship of the Great Bear Sea marine protected area network that covers two-thirds of Canada’s West Coast.

First Nations leaders, federal officials create marine refuge on B.C. Central Coast - Vimarsana News

First Nations leaders, federal officials create marine refuge on B.C. Central Coast

Officials and First Nations leaders announced that they will be closing fisheries and establishing a marine refuge along the South Coast of B.C. Sunday.

Source: cbc.ca