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Cover description : In 2011, the Taku River First Nation signed a land‐use agreement with the government of British Columbia to protect the majority of the Atlin Taku region while still allowing for future development in selective regions. Similar land‐use plans among First Nations across the Canadian Boreal are proving to be an effective means for balancing conservation with economic development in a way that empowers Indigenous governments and communities. Photo credit: David Nunuk
Conservation Letters – Wiley
Published: Mar 1, 2015
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