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The general topic of this thesis is environmental management as it relates to Indigenous Communities in Ontario, Canada. There are significant environmental protection issues that Aboriginal Communities in Canada are facing. Documented Indigenous experiences in this regard suggest that effective, inclusive approaches for filling regulatory gaps on reserve lands are paramount for ensuring health and sustainability in these areas. While Aboriginal Communities have the desire to do so, many lack the resources, infrastructure and governance mechanisms necessary to fill these gaps. One option is to apply a community-based planning process to document variables and factors undermining responsible stewardship at the grassroots level. This thesis project explores whether using this approach and developing a collection of community-driven environmental strategies supports an effective approach to environmental management on Aboriginal lands.

Exploring linkages between indigenous community-based planning strategies and environmental management developing best-practices for a holistic approach