Central Boreal Learning Network

 

Session Three: December 2010

 

This third session focused on land-use planning and land management. Specifically, we looked at issues relating to Aboriginal rights, treaty rights and conservation, as well as current opportunities and challenges to land-use planning and land management (including Plan Nord, the Far North Planning Act, Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement, and mining/mining sector reform). We also continued to build on opportunities for joint action between participants.

The third session of the Central Boreal Learning Network took place on November 30 - December 2, 2010 at the Station touristique Duchesnay, Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, Quebec . Twenty-four participants from Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec attended.

Agenda

The Participants and Resource Team

  • Anna Baggio, Wildlands League
  • Christopher Beck, Canadian Boreal Initiative (CBI)
  • Ted Cheskey, Nature Canada
  • Cheryl Chetkewiecz, Wildlife Conservation Society Canada
  • Valérie Courtois, Canadian Boreal Initiative (CBI)
  • Justin Duncan, Ecojustice
  • Dennis Georgekish, Cree Nation of Wemindji
  • Serge Ashini Goupil, Conseiller principal d'Ashini Goupil
  • Tim Gray, Ivey Foundation
  • Abdul Khan, Keewatin Tribal Council
  • Maria M'Lot Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources (CIER)
  • Nicolas Mainville, Greenpeace
  • Patrick Nadeau, SNAP
  • Kevin Neeposh, Mistissini First Nation
  • Kathleen Padulo, Generation Seven Consulting
  • Ron Plain, Aamjiwnaang First Nation
  • Peter Rosenbluth, Ontario Nature
  • Christian Simard, Nature Québec
  • Matthew Tanoush, Cree Nation of Nemaska
  • Ron Thiessen, CPAWS Manitoba
  • Lillian Trapper, Moose Cree First Nation
  • Andree Anne Vezina, Sustainable Development Institute, AFNQL
  • Abel Wapachee, Cree Nation of Nemaska
  • Victor Reyes, Sustainability Network
  • Maureen Lynch, Sustainability Network