Webinar 2: What is EMS anyways?

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Environmental Management & Stewardship (EMS) has emerged as a way to engage Indigenous Peoples in managing and stewarding ecosystems. EMS can help resolve ecological degradation by creating balance between our economic, social and ecological systems. Instead of valuing ecosystems for economic values alone, we are now recognizing the full range of services ecosystems provide, including clean air and clean water. The concepts are presented by our mentor Dr. William Nikolakis, Executive Director at GVS and Lecturer at UBC in the Faculty of Forestry. Click here to connect with our mentors.

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Webinar 1: The System Iceberg
Webinar 1: The System Iceberg
Webinar 2: What is EMS Anyways?
Webinar 2: What is EMS Anyways?
Webinar 3: How does EMS actually work?
Webinar 3: How does EMS actually work?
Webinar 4: Opportunities for Indigenous Peoples
Webinar 4: Opportunities for Indigenous Peoples
Webinar 5 : Healthy Country Healthy People
Webinar 5 : Healthy Country Healthy People
Webinar 6 : Clayoquot Sound EMS Program
Webinar 6 : Clayoquot Sound EMS Program
Webinar 7: Indigenous Fire Management
Webinar 7: Indigenous Fire Management
Webinar 8: Fire Management and Carbon Frameworks
Webinar 8: Fire Management and Carbon Frameworks
Webinar 9: Case Study - Clayoquot Sound
Webinar 9: Case Study - Clayoquot Sound
Webinar 10: Case study - Tsilhqot'in
Webinar 10: Case study - Tsilhqot'in

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