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Beyond CPPCL, there are several noteworthy research networks conducting studies, initiating conversation and tackling projects related to themes such as conservation, science, diversity, inclusion and accessibility in parks, protected, and conserved areas. We believe their work provides ample opportunities for park leaders, researchers and academics to expand their knowledge and improve management practices in parks.

Collaborators of CPPCL Networks

Conservation Through Reconciliation Partnership (CRP)

The Conservation Through Reconciliation Partnership (CRP) represents a seven-year program of work hosted by the IISAAK OLAM Foundation, the Indigenous Leadership Initiative, and the University of Guelph, that weaves together a wide range of partners, united in the goal of supporting Indigenous-led conservation in Canada.

ParkSeek Public Health Impacts Project

A pan-Canadian initiative to gather and share information about the population health impacts of parks, protected areas, and recreational facilities.

British Columbia Parks and Protected Areas Research Forum (BCPARF)

Brings together researchers, advocates, managers, and community members who create, share, and use research and knowledge to benefit parks and protected areas in British Columbia.

Canadian Mountain Network (CMN)

Recognizes and honours the vital role Indigenous knowledge, principles, and ways of being bring to research, operations, and governance as [they] work together to develop a better understanding of our shared mountain ecosystems and beyond. CMN commits to braiding ethical space and Indigenous principles in everything [they] do, emphasizing the interconnectedness of our society, nature and our collective place in the environment.

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Arctic Net

A Network that gathers scientists and other professionals to study the impacts of climate change and modernization in the Arctic.

Canadian Council on Ecological Areas (CCEA)

Through open sharing of information, the CCEA aims to foster networking, partnering and excellence in the management of our protected areas.

Centre Of Applied Science in Ontario Protected Areas (CASIOPA)

Provides state of the science workshops and networking with an emphasis for solutions in all types of protected areas.

CHONe

Developing new conservation strategies for Canada’s changing oceans by bringing together 39 researchers from 11 universities, one community college, and multiple federal research labs from coast to coast in Canada.

George Wright Society

Promotes protected area stewardship by bringing practitioners together to share their expertise.

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