4PLANET IMPACT / METHOD
Salmon habitat restoration and co-stewardship
Restore damaged rivers and streams while combining Indigenous knowledge, science and shared stewardship.
How the method works
Rehabilitate aquatic habitat through collaborative stewardship, monitoring, research and local ecological knowledge.
What the sources establish
The UN profile describes Respectful Returns as restoring damaged rivers and streams through collaboration among Parks Canada, Indigenous Peoples and local communities.
UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration / Ecosystem Restoration Hub — Respectful Returns in Canada · source_reported
Issues connected to this method
Projects using this method
Where it may apply
- Salmon-bearing rivers and streams with Indigenous and local co-stewardship
Limitations and risks
- Population recovery depends on watershed, ocean, climate and fisheries pressures beyond local habitat works.
Sources
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Problems connected to this approach
Published by 4PLANET · Source-aware public record · How records are reviewed