Alberta Society of Professional Biologists 2008 Conference
“Engaging Aboriginal Communities in Natural Resource Management”
Information
April 21 – 23, 2008 in Red Deer, Alberta
Conference Presentations
- Session 1-1 Stan Rutwind, Chris Van Tighem: Recognizing our Legal Duty to Consult: Government of Alberta’s First Nation Consultation Guidelines
- Session 1-2 Monique Passelac-Ross, Verónica Potes: The Legal Duty to Consult and Accommodate
- Session 1-3 KevinAhkimnachie: Engaging Aboriginal Communitiesâ?¦
- Session 2-1 Paul McLauchlin: Opportunities and Challenges in Meeting Alberta and Aboriginal Communities Consultation Guidelines
- Session 2-2 Carolyn Holbrow: BEAHR: Building Environmental Aboriginal Human Resources
- Session 2-3 Bryce Starlight: Consultation: Forest Management Plans
- Session 3-1 Peter Snow: Natural Resource Planning and Consultation with First Nation Communities-A First Nation Approach
- Session 3-2 Jim Webb: Making Forest Services Viable
- Session 3-3 Cynthia Pyc: The Traditional and Local Knowledge (TALK) Project: Engaging Local Stakeholders in Project Planning at BP Canada
- Session 3-4 Dorothy T. First Rider: Engaging Aboriginal Communities in Natural Resource Management
- Session 4-1 Ann Garibaldi: Cultural Keystone Species and Social-Ecological Considerations for Land Reclamation
- Session 4-2 Ave Dersch, C. Dana Bush: Identifying Traditionally Used Plants in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo
- Session 4-3 Tracy Campbell: Engaging Communities
- Session 4-4a Chief Rolland Willson: Wildlife and Wellsites
- Session 4-4b Chief Rolland Willson: Photo Slideshow
- Session 5-2 Daniel Smith: Aboriginal Involvement in Environmental Monitoring
- Session 6-1 Frank Pokiak: Environment and Wildlife Co-management in the Inuvialuit Settlement Region
- Session 6-2 Chiarastella Feder: Bear-Smart and First Nations: A Proposal
- Session 6-3 Dan Benoit: Using Aboriginal Traditional Knowledge in COSEWIC Species at Risk Assessment
- Session 6-4 Carmack Gates, Brian Pelchat, Thomas Jung, Nicholas C. Larter: Aboriginal Engagement in Wood Bison Conservation and Management
- Session 7-1 Jeffrey Green: Engaging Aboriginal Communities In Natural Resource Management