Indigenous peoples have deep relationships and histories with the land and water, and rich knowledge systems that are guiding their work to respond to and prepare for climate change - from food security challenges to wildfire and flood risk reduction to species and ecosystem protection and energy security.
Indigenous communities have observations of the land going back much farther than written records of weather patterns and climate-related events, giving them insights into these changes and providing principles for good stewardship, adaptation and resilience.
There are many examples of leadership across the province:
Educational and public awareness materials for staying safe during extreme weather events: