Ipca Knowledge Basket Iisaak Olam Welcome to the ipca knowledge basket, a digital space created to honour, celebrate, and catalyze indigenous led conservation pathways in canada, including indigenous protected and conserved areas (ipcas). In episode 1 of the cukʷaa haʔuk podcast series, eli enns shares how this concept shapes indigenous governance and nationhood. time immemorial is not abstract. it speaks to the depth of presence, teachings, and responsibilities that have guided indigenous peoples for generations.
Ipca Knowledge Basket Iisaak Olam 1,107 followers, 420 following, 135 posts ipca knowledge basket (@ipcaknowledgebasket) on instagram: "• creating and sharing resources to support indigenous led conservation • a legacy initiative of the conservation through reconciliation partnership". Join our newsletter! co creating and sharing knowledge to support indigenous led conservation. Honour, celebrate, and catalyze indigenous led conservation pathways in canada. the ipca knowledge basket is a digital space that holds and shares resources to inform, guide, and advance indigenous led conservation initiatives, including indigenous protected and conserved areas (ipcas). The ipca knowledge basket is an online space to learn and share knowledge about indigenous protected and conserved areas (ipcas) in canada. it is a legacy outcome of the conservation through reconciliation partnership and a project of ipca innovation centres.
Ipca Knowledge Basket Iisaak Olam Honour, celebrate, and catalyze indigenous led conservation pathways in canada. the ipca knowledge basket is a digital space that holds and shares resources to inform, guide, and advance indigenous led conservation initiatives, including indigenous protected and conserved areas (ipcas). The ipca knowledge basket is an online space to learn and share knowledge about indigenous protected and conserved areas (ipcas) in canada. it is a legacy outcome of the conservation through reconciliation partnership and a project of ipca innovation centres. The ipca knowledge basket is a digital space created to honour, celebrate, and catalyze indigenous led conservation pathways in canada, including indigenous protected and conserved areas. Three years ago, we launched the ipca knowledge basket to support, uplift, and celebrate indigenous led conservation by sharing community led, timely, accessible, and relevant resources. Search the ipca knowledge basket to find toolkits, reports, audio visual resources, and other information to support ipcas and indigenous led conservation. By creating ipcas, indigenous peoples’ strengthen their relationships to their lands and waters. indigenous nations and communities establish ipcas for many reasons. some of these reasons include to: uphold responsibilities to lands and waters for future generations.
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