Indigenous and northern climate leaders make international impact at Adaptation Futures Conference
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Tuesday, October 3, 2023
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Today, more than 100 Indigenous and northern climate leaders from across Canada joined the international climate change adaptation community in Montreal for the 7th edition of the Adaptation Futures Conference.
Key Points:
- Today, more than 100 Indigenous and northern climate leaders from across Canada joined the international climate change adaptation community in Montreal for the 7th edition of the Adaptation Futures Conference.
- It will seek to better recognize Indigenous Peoples' leadership in advancing climate change adaptation.
- The Government of Canada will continue to work in partnership with Indigenous Peoples to advance Indigenous climate leadership and support Indigenous and northern communities as they work toward their climate goals.
- The Adaptation Futures conference series is the premier international conference dedicated entirely to climate change adaptation.