Using Two-Eyed Seeing as a model for reconciliation to conserve marine ecosystems

Join The Sierra Club Canada Foundation for the second event of our webinar series dedicated to ocean conservation! This webinar will focus on the role of reconciliation between settlers and Indigenous communities in the conservation and management of marine resources.

The importance and role of reconciliation between settlers and Indigenous peoples to ensure adequate conservation of marine ecosystems is fundamental to consultation and cooperation, as stated under the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act adopted by Canada in 2021. Two-Eyed Seeing is an increasingly important process for the inclusion of Indigenous peoples for environmental sustainability. Two-Eyed Seeing has the potential to guide reconciliation in the context of consultation and cooperation. By enhancing our understanding of knowledge systems, Two-Eyed Seeing will be explored as a tool for reconciliation to conserve marine ecosystems.

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