Join the Canadian Committee of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (CCIUCN) in sharing our successes and challenging ourselves to work harder and smarter where we need to improve.
We are also seeking presenters for our Open House! Would you like to present for 3-5 minutes on a topic of interest to our membership? If so, please reply with a 2 sentence description of your topic by January 20, 2024.
Rejoignez le Comité canadien de l’Union international pour la conservation de la nature (CCUICN) pour partager nos réussites et nous mettre au défi de travailler plus fort et plus intelligemment là où nous devons nous améliorer.
Nous recherchons également des présentateurs pour notre journée portes ouvertes ! Souhaitez-vous faire une présentation de 3 à 5 minutes sur un sujet d’intérêt pour nos membres ? Si tel est le cas, veuillez répondre en décrivant votre sujet en deux phrases avant le 20 janvier 2024.
Membres et non-membres sont les bienvenus.
Vendredi fevrier 17, 2024
13 h à 1430 h, heure de l’Est/10 h à 1130 h, heure de Pacific
Please join us on January 19-20, 2022 to learn about current events, initiatives and opportunities to contribute to the work of the IUCN in Canada. Please share this with colleagues and friends. We look forward to the dialogue together. CCIUCN members and non-members are welcome!
The 2018 CCIUCN Annual General Meeting and Forum was held January 18, 2018 in Ottawa. The proceedings were recorded and may be viewed below.
AGM Business Meeting
Agenda items in this video include:
Welcome and report from the Chair: activities of the past year by Nadine Crookes (on behalf of Meg Beckel)
Report from the Treasurer and Membership Committee by Brian Roberts
Report from the Youth Representatives by Shailyn Drukis
Report from the Communications Committee by Risa Smith
Report from the Nominations Chair: Election of Board of Directors by Nadine Crookes
Report from IUCN: Recent and Upcoming Highlights by Frank Hawkins, IUCN North America Office
FORUM DIALOGUE
The IUCN Green List of Protected and Conserved Areas, and
A Global Standard for the Identification of Key Biodiversity Areas: Opportunities for Canada.
Presented by Stephen Woodley, Vice Chair for Science and Biodiversity, WCPA
#NatureForAll : Canadian Committee for IUCN Update
Presented by Karen Keenleyside, Parks Canada
Parks for All: An Action Plan for Canada’s Parks Community
presented by Dawn Carr and Murray Kopp, Parks for All Co-chairs
Pathway to Canada Target 1
Topics in this video include:
Introduction and overview / National Steering Committee
presented by Nadine Crookes and Scott Jones
Indigenous Circle of Experts perspectives
presented by Eli Enns.
During the meeting Eli presented a draft video which is unavailable to post at this time. However, that summary video draws upon the following public videos that we invite you to view: https://youtu.be/zvw5djVRjE0 – Western Regional Gathering https://youtu.be/R3lO_xSRJK0 – Eastern Regional Gathering https://youtu.be/_Ci-RF5k-Fs – Northern Regional Gathering https://youtu.be/PyG0BI7wzC8 – Central Regional Gathering
National Advisory Panel perspectives
presented by Cliff Supernault and Janet Sumner
FORUM DIALOGUE:
THREE PATHWAY THEMES / CONTRIBUTIONS TO NATURE’S AGENDA
Privately Protected Areas in Canada: Linking to the Pathway to Target 1
presented by Michael Bradstreet, Nature Conservancy of Canada
Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas: Looking Ahead, part 1:
Cree Regional Conservation Strategy: Example of Planning Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)
presented by Chantal Otter Tétreault, Cree Nation Government and
Christie Macdonald, Nature Conservancy of Canada
Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas: Looking Ahead, part 2
presented by Steven Nitah, ICE Member and Negotiator for Lutsel K’e Dene First Nations
Due to technical difficulties Steven Nitah’s slides do not display during this video. However, you may still listen to Steven and a pdf file of his slides is available here.
Urban Landscapes and Green Spaces
Topics in this video include:
Park People presented by Dave Harvey, Park People
Connecting People to Nature in an Urbanized Landscape presented by Eva Katic, National Capital Commission and Nick Stow, City of Ottawa
Canadian Committee for IUCN 