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Conservation Value of the North American Boreal Forest from an Ethnobotanical Perspective forests, Indigenous Peoples, eco-assets, community and culture, conservation, species at risk, policy and regulation, land use, human health and wellbeing, Indigenous protected and conserved areas, climate change, natural capital	Amanda Karst	March 2010	Report	Biodiversity, Environmental rights
Knowledge Integration in Salmon Conservation and Sustainability Planning: Towards Effective Implementation of Wild Salmon Policy Strategy Four Indigenous Peoples, conservation, salmon, policy and regulation, community and culture, water systems	Julie Gardner	March 2009	Report	Oceans and fresh water
Oil and Gas in British Columbia: 10 Steps to Responsible Development decarbonization, climate change, greenhouse gas emissions, fossil fuels, industry, energy, policy and regulation, Indigenous Peoples, economics, land use, conservation, British Columbia	–	April 2004	Recommendation	Climate solutions, Environmental rights
A Vanishing Heritage: The Loss of Ancient Red Cedar British Columbia, conservation, industry, land use, Indigenous Peoples, forests	John Nelson	January 2004	Report	Biodiversity
Nemiah: Home of the Xeni Gwet’in: Pacific Salmon Forests Project forests, salmon, British Columbia, Indigenous Peoples, Indigenous protected and conserved areas, conservation, land use, Pacific Salmon Forests Project	Richard Littlemore	April 2000	Report	Biodiversity, Environmental rights
Kitkatla: People of Saltwater: A Report of the Pacific Salmon Forests Project forests, salmon, British Columbia, Indigenous Peoples, Indigenous protected and conserved areas, conservation, land use, Pacific Salmon Forests Project	Ben Parfitt	March 2000	Report	Biodiversity, Environmental rights
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY — Sacred Cedar: The Cultural and Archaeological Significance of Culturally Modified Trees: A Report of the Pacific Forests Salmon Project British Columbia, forests, Indigenous Peoples, community and culture, conservation, land use, Pacific Salmon Forests Project	Arnoud H. Stryd, Vicki Feddema	December 1998	Executive summary	Biodiversity, Environmental rights
Sacred Cedar: The Cultural and Archaeological Significance of Culturally Modified Trees: A Report of the Pacific Salmon Forests Project British Columbia, forests, Indigenous Peoples, community and culture, conservation, land use, Pacific Salmon Forests Project	Arnoud H. Stryd, Vicki Feddema	December 1998	Report	Biodiversity, Environmental rights

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