Developing Solutions for People and Nature
Nature is the foundation of strong communities and a prosperous economy. Solutions that are good for people must also be good for our underlying natural systems. Our collection of research shows the breadth of our expertise.
Published Science
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Protect, manage and then restore lands for climate mitigation
Study published in Nature: Climate Change with lead authors Susan Cook-Patton and Ronnie Drever
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Natural Climate Solutions for Canada
This study shows that Canada can reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 78 megatonnes CO2e in 2030 through Natural Climate Solutions.
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Connectivity Guidelines
Guidelines for conserving connectivity through ecological networks and corridors co-authored by Jessica Levine
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Enabling Coexistence
Navigating predator-induced regime shifts in human-ocean systems by Jenn Burt
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Conservation Through Co-Occurrence
Woodland caribou as a focal species for boreal biodiversity by Dr. Ronnie Drever
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Staying Connected Initiative
Map showing the Northern Appalachian-Acadian region, the most intact temperate broadleaf forest in the world.
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Reports and Evaluations
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Climate Resilience, Lessons from Abroad
Case studies from around the world on pioneering efforts to build climate resilience into fisheries and coastal communities, including one from Nature United on BC.
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High Conservation Values in Northwest Manitoba
A comprehensive assessment of ecological values in northwestern Manitoba. Prepared by ArborVitae Environmental Services Ltd., the assessment conforms to the framework of High Conservation Values of the Forest Stewardship Council standard of sustainable forest management.
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Supporting Indigenous-led Conservation
Nature United’s approach to working in partnership with Indigenous peoples.
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Communications Guidelines
Nature United has developed guidelines to direct and support our communications with and about our work with Indigenous partners.
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Building Partnerships
Nature United’s Guidance for Building Partnerships with Indigenous Peoples
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Valuing Coastal Guardian Watchmen
A business case for Indigenous Guardian programs prepared by EPI EcoPlan International, Inc. for Nature United and The Coastal Steward Network.
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A Blueprint for Action
Examines the future of conservation finance and proposes a set of concrete steps to further explore and develop funding opportunities.
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Economic Impact of Bear Viewing and Bear Hunting
A report produced by the Center for Responsible Travel with support from Nature United about the economic impact of bear tourism in the Great Bear Rainforest.
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Moose Summary Report
A summary report showcasing Considerations and Recommendations for Initiating Indigenous-led Moose Monitoring and Research
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