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June 20, 2001

First Nations Cooperative Management of Protected Areas in British
Columbia
Foundations and Tools
By: Julia Gardner
http://www.nativemaps.org/

On May 30/31, 2000, Ecotrust Canada and the Canadian Parks and
Wilderness Society - BC Chapter (CPAWS), co-hosted the second workshop
on First Nations Cooperative Management of Protected Areas. The goal of
this workshop was to find ways to make cooperative management
arrangements work more successfully.

At this workshop, participants developed a set of principles or "best
practices" that could be used to improve cooperative management of
protected areas in British Columbia. These ideas were set out in The
Best Practices for First Nations Cooperative Management in Protected
Areas paper.

Julia Gardner's report, First Nations Cooperative Management of
Protected Areas in British Columbia - Foundations and Tools, is the
long-awaited revised version of this paper, which incorporates the main
issues raised at the workshop.

This paper can be viewed as a word document or can be dowloaded with
Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not have a copy of Adobe installed, you
can dowload a copy for free here:

For a hard copy, contact CPAWS-BC at (604) 685-7445 or Ecotrust Canada
at (604) 682-4141.

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