The Canadian boreal zone provides extractive goods and services (provisioning ecosystem
services (PrES)) to domestic and global markets and makes a significant contribution to the …

One of the ways that Indigenous peoples are seeking recognition of their rights to ancestral
and traditional territories is through increased participation in the forestry sector …

The skilled labour shortage in the natural resource sector is a major issue in North America,
particularly in the Canadian forestry sector. In the province of Quebec alone, 15 000 …

The rapidly expanding forest bioenergy sector in Canada promises to support low carbon
energy options that also support economic development and Indigenous involvement. Little …

Canada will be unable to meet its greenhouse gas pledges—of reducing greenhouse gas
emissions by 30% over 2005 levels by 2030—without transitioning away from the current …

While there has been a shift away from actively excluding Indigenous Peoples in forestry
decisions, modern approaches to forest management often continue to disregard the multi …

Conservation initiatives led by Indigenous peoples are a relatively recent phenomenon
gaining momentum around the world. Initiatives to establish Indigenous protected areas are …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to better understand the factors influencing the
attraction of Indigenous workers to the Quebec forestry sector. Design/methodology …

While a great deal of recent research has focused on opportunities for Indigenous
participation in Canada's forest sector, relatively little has explored how to translate various …

Using a unique data set constructed from timber harvesting opportunities granted or
acquired by First Nations (FN) in British Columbia through different kinds of tenure …