Hands-on direct-to-digital mapping and data management training with Nations and for larger groupsWorkshops on running Indigenous Knowledge Research Interviews, working with community researchers on methods and techniquesTraining sessions on how to use the Impact and Benefit Agreement Community Toolkit – a key resource for First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities in Canada considering impact and benefit agreements, specifically those with mining companies
Orientation sessions on federal/provincial EA processes, to help Nations understand how they can more effectively participate and effect changeTraining on monitoring and managing socio-economic effects, examining methods for monitoring impacts from industrial developmentTraining on the development of community-led environmental monitoring programs that respect the Nation's protocols for looking after the land, water, animals and plants
Large-scale Indigenous Mapping Workshops co-hosted by Firelight, during which we deliver technical training on a variety of mapping tools so that participants can collect, manage, share and publish their own map data ContactSteve DeRoy, MSc GISVancouver OfficeEmail: steve@firelight.caPhone: (604) 563-2245