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3rd Annual National Lands Managers Gathering

 

Hosted by Manitoba Uske (Lands)

Delta Winnipeg, Winnipeg MB

November 18th to 20th, 2003

Highest and Best Use: Sustainable Development on Turtle Island

 

 

Agenda Topics

  • Additions to Reserve

  • Agricultural Leasing

  • Appraisals

  • Arrears Management

  • Comprehensive Community Planning

  • Court Case Studies

  • Designation Process/Commercial Leasing as it Related to Economic Development

  • Dispute Resolution

  • Economic Development Ventures

  • Environmental Management Systems

  • Environmental Acts Update

  • Estates & Administration Planning

  • First Nation Land Management Initiative

  • Indian Lands Registry System

  • Issuing Permits and Leases

  • Land Use Planning

  • Matrimonial Real Property on Reserve

  • Natural Resources Stewardship

  • Negotiation Skills

  • NetLands

  • Policy Development at the Local Level

  • Proposal Writing

  • Proposed Reserve Land Management Program and Integration of CLSR & ILRS Data

  • Traditional and Western Knowledge: Land Use

  • Treaty Land Entitlement/Claims

  • The Native American Fish and Wildlife Society

 

Awards

 

First Nations Land Management Outstanding Achievement Awards presented on November 19, 2003 during the Awards Banquet

  • A Female Lands Manager/Officer who has excelled overall in land management within her community

  • A Male Lands Manager/Officer who has excelled overall in land management within his community

  • A First Nation Lands Department/Tribal Council who has pursued to excel in the field of land management

  • A Lands Manager/Officer dedicated to the preservation of Aboriginal Culture in land management

  • A Lands Manager/Officer who has excelled in the field of leasing/permitting over the past year

  • A Lands Manager/Officer who has given a lifetime contribution to land management of ten or more years to his/her community

  • A Lands Manager who has excelled in lands management, and has contributed and influences the field of land management beyond their community

 

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