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Indigenous Climate Hub

@IndigClimateHub

Online platform sharing Indigenous climate change stories, resources, funding opportunities & events in Canada. #Indigenous #ClimateChange #IndigClimateStories

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Canada’s Wildfire Season Is Taking a Heavy Toll on First Nations goodmenproject.com/featured-… #indigenousclimatechange #firstnations
Canada’s Wildfire Season Is Taking a Heavy Toll on First Nations

Canada’s Wildfire Season Is Taking a Heavy Toll on First Nations

Thousands have been forced from their homes as Indigenous leaders raise concerns about firefighting resources, emergency assistance, and who decides when communities are safe.

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What drunken forests can teach us about Canada’s thawing permafrost flamboroughtoday.com/local-n… #indigenousclimatechange #drunkenforests
What drunken forests can teach us about Canada’s thawing permafrost

What drunken forests can teach us about Canada’s thawing permafrost

It may look like they’re recovering from a wild night out, but these trees are a climate change red alarm

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First Nations stuck in ‘spiralling cycle’ during wildfires: federal housing advocate nanaimonewsnow.com/2026/08/2… #indigenousclimatechange #firstnationscanada

First Nations stuck in ‘spiralling cycle’ during wildfires: federal housing advocate

OTTAWA — First Nations are stuck in a "spiralling cycle" during wildfire seasons due to a lack of co-ordinated emergency management supports and a severe housing gap, the federal housing advocate is...

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20 years of research shows how climate change has vastly impacted Canada’s North brocku.ca/brock-news/2026/08… #indigenousclimatechange #firstnationscliamatechange
20 years of research shows how climate change has vastly impacted Canada’s North

20 years of research shows how climate change has vastly impacted Canada’s North

Members of the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation have witnessed many changes unfold across the far reaches of their traditional territory in northern Yukon. Tundra grasslands are being replaced by shrubs....

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LETTER: Why are the most vulnerable doing the legal heavy lifting on climate change? newmarkettoday.ca/letters-to… #indigenousclimatechange #youngpeople
LETTER: Why are the most vulnerable doing the legal heavy lifting on climate change?

LETTER: Why are the most vulnerable doing the legal heavy lifting on climate change?

Young people, Indigenous Peoples are increasingly being forced to take the legal actions that governments should be doing themselves, letter writer says

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UBC-Developed 'Wood Foam' Enters Production as Indigenous-Led Pilot Plant Opens in Vancouver forestry.ubc.ca/?p=0 #indigenousclimatechange #woodfoam
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Making space for diverse knowledge systems in climate adaptation sei.org/perspectives/making-… #indigenousclimatechange #indigenousknowledge #climateadaptation
Making space for diverse knowledge systems in climate adaptation

Making space for diverse knowledge systems in climate adaptation

To observe the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, Alice Chautard reflects on the growing role of Indigenous knowledge in climate adaptation.

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Canada’s wildfire season is taking a heavy toll on First Nations grist.org/global-indigenous-… #indigenousclimatechange #firstnations #wildfiredamage
Canada’s wildfire season is taking a heavy toll on First Nations

Canada’s wildfire season is taking a heavy toll on First Nations

Thousands have been displaced as Indigenous leaders raise concerns about firefighting resources, emergency aid, and evacuation decisions.

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Federal minister says conditions on mining, road projects will mitigate damage to environment aptnnews.ca/national-news/fe… #indigenousclimatechange
Dabrusin says conditions place on projects will alleviate environmental damage

Dabrusin says conditions place on projects will alleviate environmental damage

Canada's environment minister says conditions placed on major projects will help alleviate environmental damage.

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Mackenzie River Freshwater Ecosystem Initiative 2027-2028 (Canada) www2.fundsforngos.org/innova… #indigenousclimatechange #freshwaterecosystem

Mackenzie River Freshwater Ecosystem Initiative 2027-2028 (Canada) - fundsforNGOs

Deadline: 28-Oct-2026 The Mackenzie River Freshwater Ecosystem Initiative, offered by the Canada Water Agency, provides up to $200,000 per project for initiatives that improve freshwater quality and...

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Climate change doubled likelihood of Canada’s extreme fire weather, study finds news.mongabay.com/short-arti… #indigenousclimatechange #canadaclimatechange
Climate change doubled likelihood of Canada’s extreme fire weather, study finds

Climate change doubled likelihood of Canada’s extreme fire weather, study finds

Human-induced climate change has more than doubled the likelihood of the extreme weather conditions that fueled Canada’s destructive 2026 wildfire season, finds a rapid analysis. As of early August,...

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Climate Change Made This Summer’s Canadian Wildfires Twice as Likely eos.org/research-and-develop… #indigenousclimatechange #canadianwildfires2026

Climate Change Made This Summer's Canadian Wildfires Twice as Likely - Eos

Wildfires in the Canadian provinces of Ontario and the Northwest Territories have burned more than 3.9 million hectares this summer, prompted widespread evacuation orders, and created poor air...

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Addressing NATO’s Arctic Intelligence Gap: Indigenous-Led Environmental Monitoring natoassociation.ca/addressin… #indigenousclimatechange #warmingartic
Addressing NATO’s Arctic Intelligence Gap: Indigenous-Led Environmental Monitoring

Addressing NATO’s Arctic Intelligence Gap: Indigenous-Led Environmental Monitoring

The warming Arctic is one of the greatest sources of vulnerability for Canadian security and defence, and yet the communities best positioned to generate the knowledge required to protect it are...

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Indigenous leaders give the UN a roadmap for protecting their peoples bit.ly/4wnR5e3 #indigenousclimatechange #protectingindigneouspeoples
Indigenous leaders give the UN a roadmap for protecting their peoples

Indigenous leaders give the UN a roadmap for protecting their peoples

The 12-point plan calls for greater protection of Indigenous rights, lands, and voices as climate change and other threats intensify.

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First Nations lead the return of salmon to Canada’s Upper Columbia River bit.ly/4geBnfl #indigenousclimatechange #restoresalmon
First Nations lead the return of salmon to Canada’s Upper Columbia River

First Nations lead the return of salmon to Canada’s Upper Columbia River

INVERMERE, Canada — Mark Thomas, Upper Columbia salmon chief for the Secwépemc Nation, welcomes groups of students to a narrow stretch of the Columbia River, between the Rocky and Purcell mountains...

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What if the best climate science starts with Indigenous knowledge? bit.ly/4fSjJxJ #indigenousclimatechange #indigenousknowledge
What if the best climate science starts with Indigenous knowledge?

What if the best climate science starts with Indigenous knowledge?

Indigenous communities bring generations of firsthand observations about changing landscapes.

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Indigenous people demand more say at the UN, as new crises hit their homelands bit.ly/4q3Hp6Y #indigenousclimatechange #rightsofindigenouspeoples
Indigenous people demand more say at the UN, as new crises hit their homelands

Indigenous people demand more say at the UN, as new crises hit their homelands

Indigenous nations live 'on the frontlines' of climate, conflict and new tech. But their voices remain sidelined in the global halls of power.

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A Rare Opportunity to Support Indigenous-led Conservation in Canada bit.ly/3S9QZbO #indigenousclimatechange #supportindigenousconservation
A Rare Opportunity to Support Indigenous-led Conservation in Canada

A Rare Opportunity to Support Indigenous-led Conservation in Canada

Help ensure 7.6 million acres of pristine bird habitat remain vibrant and healthy

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Indigenous people bear brunt of climate change disasters: StatCan futureofgood.co/indigenous-p… #indigenousclimatechange #wildfires
Indigenous people bear brunt of climate change disasters: StatCan – Future of Good

Indigenous people bear brunt of climate change disasters: StatCan – Future of Good

New data from Statistics Canada shows that, despite only representing five per cent of the population, just under half of wildfire evacuations in 2023 were from communities where more than half the...

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The First Nations Firefighters Racing Toward Canada’s Biggest Blazes thewalrus.ca/first-nations-f… #indigenousclimatechange #firstnationsfirefighters
The First Nations Firefighters Racing Toward Canada’s Biggest Blazes | The Walrus

The First Nations Firefighters Racing Toward Canada’s Biggest Blazes | The Walrus

These elite crews are often the first to arrive—and the last to leave

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