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The Council is currently exploring ways to meaningfully weave Indigenous planning concepts and traditional knowledge throughout regional land use planning processes. This work strives to uphold the objectives of Chapter 11 “recognizing and promoting the cultural values of Yukon First Nations” and “Utilizing the knowledge and experience of Yukon First Nations to achieve effective land use planning.”
In support of this effort, the Council contracted Planner Gillian McKee to do a literary review of the use of traditional knowledge in northern regional land use plans. The nine plans examined were:
With around 230 attendees from across Canada and beyond, 60 presentations, 19 organised talks and countless informal discussions, the Northern Land Use Planning Conference was a resounding success. The proceedings are available here. Almost all of the presentations are in our document repository. They are also found, for now, on the conference website.
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The YLUPC is proud to present a video called Land Relationship Planning about Yukon First Nation's history and their relationship with land planning. It was produced as part of our October 2021 Land Relationship Planning Gathering, and features archival footage and presentations from Patrick James and Copper Joe Jack.
Any thoughts, comments or suggestions are welcome by This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Presenters: Patrick James and Copper Joe Jack
Archival footage: CYFN
Production and new footage: Mike Ruduck
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