Leah Geller

Bringing Indigenous-led ocean science into Canada’s “blue” economy

Leah Geller
June 22, 2022

Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans has begun funding projects that bring Indigenous knowledge into the development of the country's "blue" economy, which is based on a sustainable use of marine resources. Their work is part of a larger initiative to help First Nations become more self-sufficient in gathering and using information about such resources.

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Department of Fisheries and Oceans, UNESCO, and Wolastoqey Nation
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blue economy, fisheries, fishing, marine resources, and UN Ocean Decade

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