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IKANAWTIKET (ee-gone-aawh-dee-get) is an initiative of the Maritime Aboriginal Peoples Council through the collaboration of the Native Council of Nova Scotia, the New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council, the Native Council of PEI, Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Gulf and Scotia Fundy Region), and Environment Canada (Canadian Wildlife Service) to serve as a regional Species at Risk focal point for Aboriginal Peoples residing on their Traditional Ancestral Homelands in the Maritimes.
IKANAWTIKET will help the Councils and the Councils' community members find our preferred path through the many choices available to us in the implementation of the Species At Risk Act throughout Mi'kma'ki.
Some ways in which Ikanawtiket will achieve this is through:
- Informing Aboriginal Peoples about the species at risk process, the status of species, and activities related to assessing and recovering a species and its critical habitat;
- Educating Aboriginal Peoples about wildlife, the eco-centric world view, how human activities can and have harmed our world, and ways in which we can mitigate these harmful activities;
- Linking organizations and people together to help provide an open and transparent process in which Aboriginal Peoples can be directly involved;
- Partnering Aboriginal Peoples together with other elders, educators, program managers, recovery teams, scientists, government employees, etc.;
- Involving Aboriginal Peoples in assessing and recovering wildlife and its critical habitat; and
- Co-ordinating all of these activities to help insure that Aboriginal Peoples' input into species at risk activities are meaningful and respected.
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Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency - Aboriginal Review 2017
Fisheries Act & Navigation Protection Act Colloquiums - Aboriginal Reviews 2017
National Energy Board - Aboriginal Review 2016-17
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MAWQATMUTI'KW (We All Live Together) is a quarterly journal published by IKANAWTIKET Environmental Incorporated, Canada Registered Charity # 85219 3465 RR0001.
Mawqatmuti'kw is produced and available to donors, sponsors and citizens interested about Mother Earth and efforts made to learn and respect our living environment.
Subscriptions are free on request and issues are archived here in PDF format.
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The following publications are also available here in PDF format:
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National Aboriginal Council on Species at Risk
Case Study on Consultation, Accommodation and Cooperation with Aboriginal Peoples Undertaken by Environment Canada in Regard to the Boreal Woodland Caribou, and by Fisheries and Oceans Canada in Regard to the Inner Bay of Fundy Atlantic Salmon and American Eel; and Identification of Gaps and Suggestions to Increase the Level of Aboriginal Participation in the Species at Risk Act
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The IKANAWTIKET Discussion List serves to provide a portal through which the Councils and the Councils' community members can receive updates and information about species at risk as soon as they become available and provide them with a means of discussing and responding to these updates.
Examples of notices and documents that will be provided are COSEWIC Calls for Bids, COSEWIC Assessment and Status Reports, Socio-Economic Impact Assessments, Regulatory Impact Analysis Statements and Orders, Recovery Strategies, Action Plans, Management Plans, Residence Descriptions, and Reports on Critical Habitat Protection.
Each of these documents has a short consultation period following its publication and the Ikanawtiket Discussion List will serve as the primary method for discussing and responding to these documents in a timely, efficient, and organized manner. Any one person subscribing to this list is not expected to read and comment on every document, but to single out those documents of interest and provide feed-back.
Subscribers are also asked to either forward notices and documents to others who may have comments or to direct those people to the Regional Facilitator so that they may be added.
Subscribing to the IKANAWTIKET Discussion List
Click here to subscribe to the IKANAWTIKET Discussion List.
When you subscribe you will be sent an email requesting confirmation, to prevent others from gratuitously subscribing you. To protect your privacy - this is a hidden list, which means that the list of members is available only to the list administrator.
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For More Information Please Contact
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IKANAWTIKET
Joshua McNeely - Regional Facilitator
172 Truro Heights Road, Truro Heights, Nova Scotia B6L 1X1
Tel: (902)895-2982 Fax: (902)895-3844
E-mail: contact@ikanawtiket.ca
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