First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Studies · Grade 9 · Contemporary Realities and Resistance · 3.º Período
Land Rights and Environmental Stewardship
Examining contemporary land disputes, resource extraction issues, and Indigenous approaches to environmental stewardship.
Ontario Curriculum ExpectationsNAC1O C1.1NAC1O C1.3
About This Topic
Examining contemporary land disputes, resource extraction issues, and Indigenous approaches to environmental stewardship.
Key Questions
- How do Indigenous communities advocate for their land rights?
- What is the relationship between Indigenous sovereignty and environmental protection?
- How do traditional ecological knowledges inform modern conservation?
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