Grad Student Final Papers

General Perspectives on Community Knowledge Transfer in Nipissing First Nation. (2017) - Lisa Blenkinsop

"Everything Revolves Around the Herring" : The Heiltsuk-Herring Relationship Through Time. (2015) - Alisha Gauvreau 

Improving eel fishery management through the incorporation of Indigenous knowledge into policy level decision making - A case study in Eskasoni, Cape Breton. (2014)  - Amber Giles

Mobilizing Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit in narwhal management through community empowerment: A case study in Naujaat, Nunavut. (2015) - Erin Keenan 

Belonging to Lake Nipissing: Knowledge, Governance, and Human-Fish Relations. (2017) - Nicole Latulippe [PDF - 3.4 MB]

Ḥaaḥuupa and fisheries: an indigenous methodological approach to Tla-o-qui-aht knowledge systems in support of community renewal. (2022) Saul Milne [PDF 1.7 MB]

Ankukamkua’tu, ‘Doing Treaty’: An Alternative Fisheries Governance Model for Mi’kmaq Aboriginal  and Treaty Rights to Fish in Nova Scotia. (2022) Shelley Denny [PDF - 4.2 MB]