Graham Whitelaw

From subarctic Ontario, Canada, to the subtropics of New South Wales, Australia: the potential use of strategic environmental assessment to protect the core elements of Indigenous culture

Principal investigators: Tsuji, Leonard J.S.

Keywords: Aboriginal peoples; subarctic Canada; subtropical Australia; cultural wellbeing; strategic environmental assessment; planning; innovative technology

Decreasing the vulnerability of Subarctic and Arctic Aboriginal people to environmental change through an innovative decision-support tool

Principal investigators: Tsuji, Leonard J.S.

Keywords: Aboriginal people; environmental change; climate change; glacial isostatic adjustment; Subarctic and Arctic Canada; sea-level change; sea-level decision-support tool; Indigenous knowledge; information technology; vulnerability; adaptive capacity; planning

Enhancing Indigenous-municipal relations in the context of land use planning in Southern Ontario

Principal investigators: Viswanathan, Leela

Keywords: Indigenous-municipal relations; land use planning; Ontario; Indigenous-led innovation; decolonization

Examining integrated community sustainability planning from an organizational learning perspective a comparative case study of four mid-sized municipalities in Ontario

Principal investigators: Collins, Patricia A.

Keywords: integrated community sustainability planning; collaborative planning; sustainable development; organizational learning; diffusion of innovation; mid-sized cities; municipal governments; case study design; mixed-methods approach

Anishanaabe Maamwaye Aki Kiigayewin: fostering innovations in intercultural, corporate-indigenous relations and mine restoration

Principal investigators: McCarthy, Daniel D.P.

Keywords: critical indigenous research; social innovation; resilience; indigenous-corporate relations

Impact and benefit agreements as private environmental governance schemes assessing legitimacy

Principal investigators: McCarthy, Daniel D.P.

Keywords: impact and benefit agreements; legitimacy; governance; social justice

Exploring social innovation for social-ecological resilience and sustainability in environmental management

Principal investigators: Westley, Frances R.

Keywords: environmental management; sustainability; social innovation; resilience; developmental evaluation

Decolonizing planning knowledge and practices in the Mushkegowuk Territory: possibilities and challenges for collaborative learning among planners, government, and indigenous communities

Principal investigators: Viswanathan, Leela

Keywords: Aboriginal peoples; First Nations; northern development; land use planning; decolonization; collaborative learning

Community-based integrated water monitoring and management in Nova Scotia

Keywords: community-based monitoring; citizen science; watershed organizations; environmental management; community development; capacity building; environmental education; youth engagement; integrated management

Land use planning and resource development at the community level in the Mushkegowuk territory: the use of traditional environmental knowledge - TEK and western science as complementary forms of knowledge

Principal investigators: Tsuji, Leonard J.S.

Keywords: First Nations; bill 191 far north initiative; Mushkegowuk territory; community-based land use plan; resource development; socio-economic benefits; collaborative geomatics; participatory research; traditional environmental knowledge