Core Services

Indigenous Knowledge Research (formerly Traditional Knowledge & Use) is an essential part of a Nation’s assertions of rights and interests when communicating with government and industry as well as internally with community members.

Socio-economic research is critical to community planning and to assessing and managing potential impacts from industrial development.

Environmental impact assessment processes are complex, time consuming and process-heavy. Expert support is often critical for Indigenous Nations who want to protect their rights, and the lands, waters, and natural resources they rely upon.

Strong, modern agreements with companies can generate substantial benefits for a Nation, while also protecting their lands and way of life.

Maps can be a powerful visual representation of a Nation’s land use, rights and interests, giving added leverage in consultations and negotiations with governments and industry or in regulatory and environmental assessment processes.

We support the development and implementation of strategic initiatives that lead to community-driven preferred development outcomes.

We collaborate with local Indigenous experts, governments and organizations to develop ecological inventories, monitoring programs and management plans that are scientifically rigorous, culturally relevant and effective tools for decision making in fast-paced, complex governance environments.

Approaching Indigenous health and wellness research, analysis and evaluation from a holistic perspective, accounting for the unique and specific Indigenous social determinants that create the conditions of health and wellbeing.