Project Management's Role in Land and Cultural Conservation

​Protecting Indigenous lands and ways of life requires more than advocacy—it demands strategic planning, community leadership, and a vision for long-term sustainability. Nations are reclaiming stewardship over their territories, ensuring that land use reflects cultural values while creating economic opportunities rooted in conservation. But how do we balance protection with prosperity?

​Join us for the fifth session of the ENVPMS Project Management Webinar Series on Sep 16th, where we’ll explore how project management principles can support Indigenous-led land stewardship initiatives. 

​Led by Samantha Noganosh - Former Lands, Resources and Environment Department Manager of Magnetawan First Nation and Elvis Thomas Land Manager - Woodland Cree Band, this session will provide insights and experiences on reclaiming stewardship through a project-driven approach. 

​What You’ll Learn:
✔ Strategies for developing and implementing Indigenous land stewardship plans
✔ The role of project management in balancing conservation and economic opportunity
✔ Approaches to integrating traditional knowledge with modern land use planning
✔ Best practices for securing funding, governance, and long-term sustainability

​Don’t miss this chance to learn from leaders who are actively shaping the future of Indigenous land and cultural conservation. Register now and take the next step in protecting your lands and traditions for generations to come!

​This webinar is designed for Indigenous leaders, project managers, and community members.

​*Separate webinars will be held for Consultants, Trainers and Academics.

​*Registration does not guarantee attendance. You will be notified by the organizers if your ticket has been approved within 48 hours.