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An example of fisheries collaboration between Indigenous fishers, academia, and commercial fishers
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An example of fisheries collaboration between Indigenous fishers, academia, and commercial fishers

How To Protect The Ocean · Speak Up For Blue

March 7, 202222m 7s

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The relationship between Indigenous people and the government of Canada is terrible. the relationship with Indigenous people and commercial fishers is also terrible, especially over the past couple of years when the Mi'kmaq nation started up fishing in Nova Scotia. There has definitely been a need to repair the relationships which will take time and a lot of effort.

One way to repair these relationships is to conduct a study that incorporates all parties at the same table. The Apoqnmatulti'k project combines Indigenous knowledge, Western science, and local knowledge to gather information about three important marine species in Nova Scotia, Canada.

Find out why this partnership has become successful.

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