SAGE and External Resources
External Resources
Lands Advisory Board First Nations Land Management Resource Center (LABRC)
LAB & RC support First Nations communities in Canada to regain control over their lands, natural resources, and environment through the Framework Agreement on First Nation Land Management. The RC helps First Nations exercise their Inherent Right to Govern their Lands, Environment and Resources.
Saskatchewan Aboriginal Land Technicians (SALT)
SALT, established in 1995, is governed by an all-Indigenous board with land management expertise and includes a representative from ISC. It provides technical support and services to all First Nations, including those under FNLM and RLEMP regimes, aiming to empower communities to manage their lands and territories while respecting local customs.
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International Buffalo Relations Institute
Promoting The Buffalo: A Treaty of Cooperation, Renewal and Restoration by providing knowledge, skills, and grants, when possible, to support Indigenous communities to reconnect with the Buffalo.
kihci okâwîmâw askiy Knowledge Centre
The kihci-okāwīmāw askiy (Great Mother Earth) Knowledge Centre is founded on the principle that the land is our first teacher and of central importance to Indigenous peoples. The centre serves as a resource for Indigenous communities and organizations seeking information, training, and research partnerships.
Alberta AgriSystems Living Lab
Alberta AgriSystems Living Lab is focused on creating partnerships between producers and researchers to demonstrate management practices that improve production and profitability, while benefiting the environment.
Bridge to Land Water Sky
An Indigenous-led Living Lab funded by Canada's Agriculture Climate Solutions program identifies barriers for Indigenous people in agriculture and celebrates Indigenous knowledge to foster innovation and climate resilience globally.
Redberry Lake Biosphere Region
The Redberry Lake Biosphere Region (RLBR) is one of 19 biosphere regions across Canada and the only one in Saskatchewan!
In 2000, Redberry Lake- Mihkomin sâkahikan received its UNESCO designation as a biosphere region. It is part of a global network of 702 locations in 124 countries within the traditional territories of more than 50 Indigenous Nations. We welcome all visitors to explore, get involved with and discover our unique corner of the world!