What Indigenous Guardian networks exist now?

Guardian programs and Indigenous and non-Indigenous organizations are regularly developing strategic alliances and networks. Current networks are a great place to turn for inspiration, lessons learned, or reaching out to as you build and formalize your own relationships.

Involved in or building a guardian network? Share your story through the 'Contribute a Resource' button above so others can learn from your experience.

Local and Regional networks and alliances:

Coastal Stewardship Network - Read the story 'Sharing Intelligence through the Network'
Central Coast Indigenous Resource Alliance - Read the story 'Together is Better'
Hamayas Stewardship Network

National networks and alliances:

Indigenous Leadership Initiative - Read the story 'Gaining Momentum - A National Indigenous Guardians Network'

International networks and alliances:

Indigenous Guardians Gathering - Ottawa 2016

Sharing Intelligence Through the Coastal Stewardship Network

http://coastfunds.ca/stories/coastal-first-nations-sharing-intelligence-through…

The Coastal Stewardship Network supports Guardian Watchmen from nine First Nations and continues a long tradition of caring for coastal environments. How did it come about? This in-depth article from Coast Funds explores the history of Network, identifies key challenges and how they were overcome, and documents the economic, environmental, social and cultural outcomes associated with the Coastal Stewardship Network and the Indigenous Guardian programs it supports.

Launching the Northern Indigenous Stewardship Circle - In conversation with Amos Scott

In February 2023, the Northern Indigenous Stewardship Circle gathered in person in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, bringing together stewardship leaders from across the North.