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We are trying to go far with limited resources. Sometimes the CoP Indigenous CS Projects facilitates its own events. Sometimes, we hear about great opportunities from others. On this page, we share events that help us to network and foster our Community of Practice and workshops to build our capacity. Check this page regularly to learn about upcoming events or browse past events.
Upcoming events:
Upcoming events:
We would like to invite you to an online workshop to address the growing demand for practical guidance on how to adapt and enhance the Conservation Standards to conduct planning that supports Indigenous- and community-led conservation
This is the second webinar of our collaboration with TNC’s Global Indigenous and Community Leadership in Conservation Program (Global ICLC) to scope the needs, possible uses and formats for a practical guidance document. We hope to learn from the diverse experiences of teams planning with Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IP&LCs).
The Community of Practice – Conservation Standards Projects on Indigenous Lands and Waters, Conservation Management and TNC's Global Indigenous and Community Leadership in Conservation Program (Global ICLC), are pleased to invite you to participate in one of our two webinars:
🌐 Virtual event for: Oceania, Africa and Southeast Asia
🕰️ UTC: 8:00 AM, July 23rd, 2025. Workshop duration: 60 minutes
💬 Main language: English
📋 To register, please follow THIS LINK
🌐Virtual event for: North America, Mesoamerica, and South America
🕰️ UTC: 9:00 PM, July 23th, 2025. Workshop duration: 60 minutes
💬 Main languages: Spanish, English.
📋 To register, please follow THIS LINK
Past events:
Past events:
To watch the recordings of past webinars, simply click on the thumbnail of each event, which will link you to the CoP Indigenous CS Projects YouTube channel.
Webinar: Taking Conservation to Scale
Find HERE a recording of our October webinar with Nick Salafsky from FOS to explore the concepts of scaling in the context of conservation and take a deep-dive on the Scaling Challenge tool.
FOS Symposium ICCB Conference
The CoP Indigenous CS Projects is attending the ICCB conference 2023 in Kigali Rwanda. Anne Ntongho and Frank Weisenberger are sharing insights from the project "Scaling Indigenous-led Conservation using the CS" as part of the FOS Symposium and Round-Table "Taking Conservation to Scale Learning Network" Tuesday 25/7/2023 Room MH4 10:15AM.
CoP Africa Catch-Up
The CoP Indigenous CS Projects invited members of the CoP for a working lunch at the ICCB conference in Kigali on Wednesday, the 26th of July to network and exchange ideas.
The CoP Indigenous CS Projects at the SER 2023 - Darwin / Australia
The CoP Indigenous CS Projects at the SER 2023 - Darwin / Australia
The CoP Indigenous CS Projects had a stall at the Society for Ecological Restoration conference 2023 in Darwin / Australia. If you want to learn about the CoP, find out how Indigenous People and Local Communities use the Conservation Standards or learn more about the Scaling Challenge - please see us at our stall in the Exhibition Area of the conference.
For those of you who couldn't join us for our case study from Sweden "Balancing sustainable tourism with Indigenous reindeer herding with the help of the CS", we have posted a recording of our webinar HERE on the YouTube channel of the CoP Indigenous CS Projects.
This one-hour webinar session introduces the CoP Indigenous CS Projects, it's coordinating committee members and it's initiatives. Join us and hear more about the history of the CoP Indigenous CS Projects and what we have planned for 2024.
Hear in the video from Carolina Polania of The Nature Conservancy Colombia and Gabriela Celi of The Nature Conservancy Ecuador as they delve into how the Conservation Standards have been instrumental in this ambitious program.
Discover how the CS supported transnational dialogue to achieve impact on a basin scale and how the CS have been adapted to local community contexts to strengthen local leadership to support their critical role in safeguarding the Amazon's ecosystems, including the vital Caquetá and Napo Rivers.
With 2024 coming to an end, the CoP Indigenous CS Projects came together with its community to look back on 2024 and introduce an exciting new project the CoP Indigenous CS Projects is embarking on in 2025—the development of guidance and training materials to examine the Conservation Standards through an Indigenous lens.
The Community of Practice – Conservation Standards Projects on Indigenous Lands and Waters, Conservation Management and TNC's Global Indigenous and Community Leadership in Conservation Program (Global ICLC), we deeply value your experience and knowledge.
This session will be a space to share experiences and co-create practical tools that strengthen community-led conservation projects. Together, we will explore and refine two key tools for inclusive and effective conservation planning.
These tools seek to provide guidance on how to ensure conservation projects effectively engage and help to promote right relationships with IPLCs in conservation planning - both at the outset and for existing projects.
ICCB Brisbane 2026
The CoP Indigenous CS Projects, together with colleagues from CCNET Australia - Aotearoa, facilitated a one-day pre-congress workshop at the ICCB in Brisbane in 2026.
With so many of us attending the conference we met with local friends of the CCNet and CoP members from around the world for a social get-together to network and exchange ideas
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