Government of Canada

Creation of Pimachiowin Aki Corporation: a multi-level and multi-stakeholder partnership

Honouring the wisdom, vision, and ki ki no mah gay win (teachings) of the Elders to guide use of the land and respectful relations between each other and with the land

Establishing knowledge systems dialogue between Indigenous peoples and Western scientists in land management and planning

Intergenerational and inclusive approaches to participation in communities’ dialogue

Building a participatory monitoring and reporting system on the state of conservation in the World Heritage Site

Applying a complex-systems approach to address a conservation challenge results in improving multiple SDGs

Using a truly co-creative and locally adapted approach to community and stakeholder engagement and governance

“Elephant-centred” community-based natural resource management (CBNRM) as peace-building.

Building a network of partnerships and aligning interests around a common vision - Don’t go it alone.

Community resource governance in support of protected area and landscape planning (top-down/bottom-up synergy)

Atypical conservation – it’s the outcomes that matter!

Intergovernmental communication and partnership