First Nations Integrated Watershed Planning Guidebooks (2011)
CIER, with our First Nation Partners, created a tool that provides guidance for First Nations who want to take action on watershed planning.
These guidebooks proposal a model of watershed planning that is led by First Nations and creates an opportunity to address unique First Nation needs, relationships and rights. These guidebooks aim to support increased First Nations' involvement in regional watershed planning processes.
CIER offers training workshop on First Nation Integrated Watershed Planning using CIER's guidebooks.
The Guidebooks are available electronically or by print. For more information and to receive your copy, please Contact us.
CIER, with our First Nation Partners, created a tool that provides guidance for First Nations who want to take action on watershed planning.
These guidebooks proposal a model of watershed planning that is led by First Nations and creates an opportunity to address unique First Nation needs, relationships and rights. These guidebooks aim to support increased First Nations' involvement in regional watershed planning processes.
CIER offers training workshop on First Nation Integrated Watershed Planning using CIER's guidebooks.
The Guidebooks are available electronically or by print. For more information and to receive your copy, please Contact us.
- Getting Started (also available as a free PDF download)
- Volume 1: Describing Your Approach: Know Yourself
- Volume 2: Building Partnerships: Collaborative Relationships
- Volume 3: Knowing Your Watershed: All Our Relations
- Volume 4: Achieving Consensus on the Plan: Design the Plan
- Volume 5: Bringing the Plan to Life: Follow Through
- Thank you to the RBC Blue Water Project for funding this important project. Thank you to the Hupacasath First Nation (BC), the Mikisew Cree First Nation Industry Relations (AB), the Union of Nova Scotia Indians and the Unama’ki Institute of Natural Resources (NS) for working with us and sharing their experiences.