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- Wind Energy Power Potential For Manitoba First Nations - Whelan Enns Associates
December 2008
This collection is the result of the wind power study conducted for Bloodvein River First Nation and includes an electronic research collection, searchable database, Bloodvein Wind Maps and summary report with recommendations for the community. Research includes environmental and economic benefits of wind power, regulations, First Nation partnerships, and technical aspects of wind power generation and distribution. The project report provides specific information regarding environmental assessment, standards and guidelines, licensing, and feasibility of wind energy development in relation to Bloodvein River First Nation. - Community River Monitoring Research Project - Whelan Enns Associates
December 2008
This collection is a set of tools to be used by Bloodvein River First Nation in developing a river monitoring program. It includes electronic resources, searchable database and summary report. The collection holds materials regarding the biophysical/ecological aspects of river monitoring, guidelines, technical reports, legislation, and information from established volunteer water monitoring programs. Recommendations for future research and steps for implementation of a community-monitoring program for the Bloodvein Heritage River system are included. - "Manitoba Tenure and Tenure Decision Processes" - Report
Manitoba's Tenure and Regulatory System - An East Side Review - Whelan Enns Associates
December 2008
This report is a component of a larger "Manitoba's Tenure and Regulatory System" collection. It is relevant for the communities of Little Grand Rapids, Pauingassi, and Bloodvein River First Nations and covers the geographical region of the East Side of Lake Winnipeg within Manitoba. There are 10 report chapters, which correspond with the "Research Spreadsheet" and focus on topics including land designations, protection, roads, corridors, forestry, tourism, mining, treaty, water, wildlife and project licensing. Appendices include a glossary of terms, map collection, tenure acts, guides, and the tenure research spreadsheet. This report provides information about permits, dispositions, licences and regulatory steps, decision-making authorities, legislation, and public policy in Manitoba regarding lands and water tenure.
New Whelan Enns Associates Tenure Products Brochure (PDF) - "Briefing Binders"
Manitoba's Tenure and Regulatory System - An East Side Review - Whelan Enns Associates
December 2008
This set of Briefing Binders is a component of a larger "Manitoba's Tenure and Regulatory System" collection. It is relevant for the communities of Little Grand Rapids, Pauingassi, and Bloodvein River First Nations and includes briefing materials about tenure in the geographical region of the East Side of Lake Winnipeg within Manitoba. The Briefing binders contain essential information about various categories of Manitoba tenure - including maps created by Whelan Enns Associates. Each section of the binders corresponds with the "Manitoba Tenure and Tenure Decision Processes Report" chapters. Public domain information, based on government sources are provided for community use.
New Whelan Enns Associates Tenure Products Brochure (PDF) - "Tenure Research Spreadsheet, Database and DVD Library"
Manitoba's Tenure and Regulatory System - An East Side Review - Whelan Enns Associates
December 2008
The entire Manitoba's Tenure and Regulatory System - Research Collection is organized within Research Spreadsheets and categorized into 12 Workbooks. The tenure research workbooks correspond with the report chapter topics and briefing binder contents. The spreadsheet also includes workbooks listing Manitoba laws, regulations and policy resources, as well as all maps and work products regarding various type of tenure created by Whelan Enns Associates. The Research Spreadsheet is a tool for navigating through the extensive searchable database and electronic library of materials gathered for this project. The entire collection is provided on a set of DVDs.
New Whelan Enns Associates Tenure Products Brochure (PDF) - Eco Tourism, Aboriginal Tourism Study, and Collection For Poplar River First Nation - Whelan Enns Associates
2008
This collection is based on Poplar River First Nation's 2005 Asatiwisipe Aki Management Plan, which identifies tourism as a desirable economic development within the traditional territory. The collection lays the groundwork for ecotourism and Aboriginal tourism including summary reports on successful Aboriginal tourism case studies, marketing, standards, best practices, guidelines and certification programs. A Tourism Strategy was developed for Poplar River First Nation based on this extensive research. Materials have been provided in electronic format, organized and categorized into a database. The Poplar River First Nation Eco Tourism and Aboriginal Experience Tourism Study Collection contains over 500 records at this time. - Pauingassi First Nation Manitoba Land Use Planning Resource Collections - Whelan Enns Associates
August 2008
This collection of resource materials pertains to the Manitoba community and traditional lands of Pauingassi First Nation. The collection includes historic and treaty documents, photographs, maps, archaeological, anthropological, biological and earth science information, government records, and academic journals. Resources concerning the region east of Lake Winnipeg and other Aboriginal reference materials are also included. Community atlases prepared by Whelan Enns Associates depict features of lands and waters, human impacts, and traditional land use within Pauingassi First Nation traditional territory. Materials have been provided in electronic format, organized, and categorized into a database. The Pauingassi First Nation Resource Collection contains over 1800 records at this time. - Little Grand Rapids First Nation Manitoba Land Use Planning Resource Collections - Whelan Enns Associates
August 2008
This collection of resource materials pertains to the Manitoba community and traditional lands of Little Grand Rapids First Nation. The collection includes historic and treaty documents, photographs, maps, archaeological, anthropological, biological and earth science information, government records, and academic journals. Resources concerning the region east of Lake Winnipeg and other Aboriginal reference materials are also included. Community atlases prepared by Whelan Enns Associates depict features of lands and waters, human impacts, and traditional land use within Little Grand Rapids First Nation traditional territory. Materials have been provided in electronic format, organized, and categorized into a database. The Little Grand Rapids First Nation Resource Collection contains over 1800 records at this time. - Bloodvein River First Nation Land Use Planning Resource Collections - Whelan Enns Associates
Spring 2008
This collection of resource materials pertains to the community and traditional lands of Bloodvein River First Nation. The collection includes historic and treaty documents, photographs, maps, archaeological, anthropological, biological and earth science information, government records, and academic journals. Resources concerning the region east of Lake Winnipeg and other Aboriginal reference materials are also included. Community atlas prepared by Whelan Enns Associates depicts features of lands and waters, human impacts, and traditional land use within Bloodvein River First Nation traditional territory. Materials have been provided in electronic format, organized and categorized into a database. The Bloodvein River First Nation Resource Collection contains over 1800 records at this time. - Little Grand Rapids First Nation: Building Knowledge - Research Collection in Support of Ontario Community-Based Lands Planning - Whelan Enns Associates
May 2008
This collection includes all materials compiled for Little Grand Rapids First Nation traditional lands within northwestern Ontario. The collection encompasses archaeological and anthropological studies, traditional use studies, and land use planning of northwest Ontario. Ecological, land cover and geological composition of the area are among the topics of materials provided along with information about economic opportunities, industry, and non-timber forest products. All materials provided in digital format, with complete guide and outline of file structure included. - Pauingassi First Nation: Building Knowledge - Research Collection in Support of Ontario Community-Based Lands Planning - Whelan Enns Associates
May 2008
This collection includes all materials compiled for Pauingassi First Nation traditional lands within northwestern Ontario. The collection encompasses archaeological and anthropological studies, traditional use studies, and land use planning of northwest Ontario. Ecological, land cover and geological composition of the area are among the topics of materials provided along with information about economic opportunities, industry, and non-timber forest products. All materials provided in digital format, with complete guide and outline of file structure included. - History, Culture & Anthropology Report for Pauingassi and Little Grand Rapids First Nations - Maureen Matthews for Whelan Enns Associates
May 2008
This report is a summary of anthropological work done in Pauingassi and Little Grand Rapids First Nation communities over the last 65 years. The report provides cultural and philosophical information about the history of Pauingassi and Little Grand Rapids and the peoples' life on the land. Information is based on the work done by A. Irving Hallowell, an anthropologist who traveled on the upper Berens River, visiting these lands and the two communities between 1932 and 1940. - Summary of Community Guide for Pauingassi and Little Grand Rapids First Nations - History and Culture Report - Whelan Enns Associates and Vita Projects
May 2008
This report provides an easy to read summary of the larger and detailed History, Culture, & Anthropology Report for Pauingassi and Little Grand Rapids First Nation. This report was written as a part of the 2008 project to gather information about the lands in Ontario that are a part of Pauingassi and Little Grand Rapids First Nations' traditional territories and the history, culture and way of life of the people of these lands. - Non-Timber Forest Products - Literature Survey and Preliminary Analysis of Economic Potential for Little Grand Rapids First Nation - Whelan Enns Associates
March 2008
This report investigates inclusion and development of non-timber forest products as part of Little Grand Rapids First Nation subsistence and economic plan for lands planning activities. Non-timber forest products (NTFP) are a growing interest to Aboriginal communities in Canada and this report explores local employment opportunities, various types of products that can be harvested or crafted, and the importance of the traditional knowledge held regarding many NTFPs. - Non-Timber Forest Products - Literature Survey and Preliminary Analysis of Economic Potential for Pauingassi First Nation - Whelan Enns Associates
March 2008
This report investigates inclusion and development of non-timber forest products as part of Pauingassi First Nation subsistence and economic plan for lands planning activities. Non-timber forest products (NTFP) are a growing interest to Aboriginal communities in Canada and this report explores local employment opportunities, various types of products that can be harvested or crafted, and the importance of the traditional knowledge held regarding many NTFPs. - Manitoba Wildlands Comments - Draft Environmental Impact Statement Guidelines for Tembec's 2009-2028 Forest Stewardship Plan - for Manitoba Wildlands, Vata Projects / Gaile Whelan Enns
March 2008
This document is the set of comments from Manitoba Wildlands regarding the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) Guidelines for Tembec's 2009-2028 Forest Stewardship Plan. Manitoba Wildlands' comments include concerns about the environmental review and assessment process, Tembec's increased fibre needs as a result of its decision to no longer included recycled fibre in its paper, and attention to issues such as climate change, protected areas and linear disturbance in the draft EIS Guidelines. Also included are comments on Manitoba Forestry Branch's new December 2007 Submission Guidelines for Twenty Year Forest Management Plans. - Version Two: Ontario Traditional Lands Atlas - Little Grand Rapids First Nation - Whelan Enns Associates
March 2008
This atlas consists of maps depicting environmental features, climate, the human footprint, historical information and elements that influence and shape lands and waters of Little Grand Rapids First Nation traditional territory in both Manitoba and Ontario. These maps were created with current Manitoba and Ontario data. The atlas also contains a set of traditional land use maps that display some traditional territory relationships and land uses. This is the second lands atlas created for Little Grand Rapids First Nation. Technical appendices included. - Version Two: Ontario Traditional Lands Atlas - Pauingassi First Nation - Whelan Enns Associates
March 2008
This atlas consists of maps depicting environmental features, climate, the human footprint, historical information and elements that influence and shape lands and waters of Pauingassi First Nation traditional territory in both Manitoba and Ontario. These maps were created with current Manitoba and Ontario data. The atlas also contains a set of traditional land use maps that display some traditional territory relationships and land uses. This is the second lands atlas created for Pauingassi First Nation. Technical appendices included. - Manitoba Numbered Treaty Maps - Whelan Enns Associates
January 2008
Whelan Enns Associates was commissioned to create a set of Numbered Treaty Maps to show the geographic scope for the Numbered Treaties made between First Nations in the Manitoba Region and the Government of Canada. This set of maps removes provincial jurisdictional boundaries and provides instead: treaty boundaries, treaty boundaries with current Indian band reserve locations, treaty boundaries with watershed and water basin scopes. All data used was current government of Canada data.