We support the resilience and health of Canada's mountains through Indigenous and Western ways of knowing that inform decision-making and action

Canadian Mountain Network (CMN) brings together Indigenous organizations and communities, universities, governments, businesses and the not-for-profit sector to support the resilience and health of mountain peoples and places.

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Our Commitment to Reconciliation

CMN is dedicated to advancing the understanding and braiding of Indigenous and Western ways of knowing and doing, and supporting the leadership of Indigenous individuals and communities in the Network.

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Why Mountains Matter

Mountain systems provide essential benefits to Canadians from coast to coast to coast. These include fresh water, wildlife habitat, natural resources, energy, shelter, recreation, and spiritual connection. Mountains make up an array of different ecological systems connecting the land, and sustaining a diversity of life forms and the way of life and culture of the people who live there.

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International Mountain Day

The United Nations has designated December 11th as International Mountain Day to celebrate and call attention to the world about the importance of mountains to life.

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Featured Research

Bringing research home: Reclaiming research to tell the story of climate change in the Kluane First Nation Traditional Territory

Featured Training

Canadian Mountain Network presents: Land-based Learning

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News

Imagining Indigenous Resurgence and Restoration: Re-reading Colonial Photographic Archives

01 May 2023

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Podcast

Canadian Mountain Podcast: Revitalization of Yukon Salmon Culture

01 May 2023

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Knowledge Sharing Summit 2023

14 April 2023