Sustainable Forestry Initiative (U.S. Audience)

Indigenous Relations for Environmental Educators

This 4-hour bundle is designed for environmental educators who would like to enhance their ability to build meaningful forest-focused relationships with Indigenous communities and respectfully co-develop environmental education programs and resources alongside Indigenous communities, educators, and knowledge holders. Developed by Project Learning Tree Canada (PLT Canada), an initiative of the Sustainable Forestry Initiative, in collaboration with Sault College.

Forestry & Environment, Municipal & Local Government, Community and Social Services, Indigenous Studies, Sustainable Forestry Initiative and Project Learning Tree

Acknowledging Traditional and Treaty Territory
Course
4.9 average rating (18 reviews)

This 2-hr course provides foundational information about Indigenous Peoples in Canada. Topics include identifying communities & relevant treaties within your local area and crafting a territorial acknowledgment.

$59.99
Forestry & Environment, Indigenous Studies, Sustainable Forestry Initiative and Project Learning Tree

Respecting Traditional Forest-Related Knowledge
Course
This 40-minute mini course is designed for individuals who already work with, or who would like to build meaningful relationships with Indigenous Peoples through their professional roles in the sustainable forest management sector.

$32.99
Forestry & Environment, Workplace Readiness, Indigenous Studies, Leadership Series, Sustainable Forestry Initiative and Project Learning Tree

Indigenous Community Engagement: Respectful Communication
Course
5.0 average rating (3 reviews)

This 40-minute course is for individuals who currently work with Indigenous Peoples, or who would like to build more meaningful relationships through the practice of active listening and respectful communication.

$39.99
Forestry & Environment, Municipal & Local Government, Business, Indigenous Studies, Sustainable Forestry Initiative and Project Learning Tree

Indigenous Community Engagement: Co-Developing Projects and Initiatives
Course
This 60-minute mini unit is designed for individuals who currently work with Indigenous Peoples, or who would like to build more meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities through their professional roles.

$59.99

Indigenous Relations for Environmental Educators

Learning Outcomes

Micro-credential Bundle

Acknowledging Traditional and Treaty Territory

Respecting Traditional Forest-Related Knowledge

Indigenous Community Engagement: Respectful Communication

Indigenous Community Engagement: Co-Developing Projects and Initiatives

Content Contributors & Partners

Project Learning Tree Canada