Rooted in local knowledge: How BC’s community forests are advancing climate resilience
With the increasing frequency of wildfires and other natural disasters, community forests are paving a path to climate resiliency led by locals
Why It Matters
As push for localization remains a big conversation in the social impact sector, Canada’s community forests serve as an example of harnessing local knowledge — and how that knowledge can strengthen and protect local communities.
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