Tea Talks Networking (EST/AST/NST)
Select any session to join colleagues and start a conversation. You can begin with our questions or see what your group has in common.
10:30 AM
10:35 AM
Gratitude Catcher
Reconnect with hope by sharing your thanks for something, someplace, or someone you appreciate. Link to Padlet
Resource Gathering
Add to the CPC/CPPCL Collective Resource Maps and help build our library of open-access materials that can support effective and equitable parks and protected areas leadership and research. Link to Padlet
Strategic Priorities Idea Catcher
Help the CPC/CPPCL Collective build an understanding of the wicked problems and opportunities that impact the entire parks and protected areas leadership and research system. Link to Padlet.
11:00 AM
Warm up and Technical Check
11:15 AM
Day Three Reflections: CPC/CPPCL Knowledge Gatherers
Les collecteurs de connaissances du CCP/LPPCC
11:30 AM
Plenary Ten: Removing Barriers in BC Parks: A Collaborative American Sign Language Tour Pilot at Goldstream Provincial Park
Supprimer les obstacles dans les parcs de la Colombie-Britannique : Un projet pilote de visite en langue des signes américaine dans le parc provincial Goldstream
12:15 PM
Nature Break Sharing Wall
Disconnect from screens and ideas so your brain and body can recover. Try to go outside and connect with nature, or just spend some time with a houseplant or pet. Open the link on your smartphone or when you return, share photos, text, or audio of your experience during the nature break. Link to Padlet. (padlet.com/CPPCL/eSummit_nature_break)
Virtual Nature Break: OrcaLab Wildlife LiveCam with Explore.org
We think you should disconnect from screens and ideas so your brain and body can recover from focusing your attention on sessions. But we understand if you can't leave your desk, so take a break and enjoy a Wildlife LiveCam of the OrcaLab with Explore.org (NOTE: Uses YouTube Live - may not work on all networks) Link View all currently live Wildlife LiveCams
12:45 PM
Plenary Eleven: Park Agencies Financial Sustainability
Viabilité financière des agences des parcs
1:30 PM
Nature Break Sharing Wall
Disconnect from screens and ideas so your brain and body can recover. Try to go outside and connect with nature, or just spend some time with a houseplant or pet. Open the link on your smartphone or when you return, share photos, text, or audio of your experience during the nature break. Link to Padlet. (padlet.com/CPPCL/eSummit_nature_break)
Virtual Nature Break: Virtual Hike with the Nature Conservancy of Canada
We think you should disconnect from screens and ideas so your brain and body can recover from focusing your attention on sessions. But we understand if you can't leave your desk, so take a break and enjoy a Virtual Hike with the Nature Conservancy of Canada. Link
1:45 PM
Exploring Strategic Priorities of the Canadian Parks, Protected, and Conserved Areas System
Help the CPC/CPPCL Collective build an understanding of the wicked problems and opportunities that impact the entire parks and protected areas leadership and research system. Select an interactive session to connect with colleagues with shared interest, experience, and expertise. CPC/CPPCL Youth Knowledge Gatherers will attend select sessions.
Panel Four: Outdoor Recreation, Community based monitoring, Fostering Inclusion
A) Managing a booming outdoor recreation sector: lessons learned from a collaborative research project examining patterns in outdoor recreation, B) Community-based efforts are essential for protected- area monitoring at broad scale, and C) Fostering Inclusion: Lessons from Canadian City Parks
2:30 PM
Reflective Panel and Closing: Lhu’ààn Mân Ku Dań Elder Gùdia - Mary Jane Johnson and CPC/CPPCL Knowledge Gatherers
Lhu’ààn Mân Ku Dań Elder Gùdia - Mary Jane Johnson and CPC/CPPCL Knowledge Gatherers
3:00 PM
First Thursday Webinar Series (INFORMATION ONLY)
The Canadian Parks, Protected, and Conserved Areas Leadership Collective (CPCCL) hosts a free 60-minute webinar on the first Thursday of every month with French/English interpretation. This webinar series is an extension of the eSummit and includes a variety of research topics proposed to the eSummit, as well as other sessions related to Parks and Protected Areas. Webinars occur on the first Thursday of each month at 1pm Eastern time. Register for the entire 2024 series! Pre-register and hold a spot in your calendar: REGISTER HERE Watch Archived Webinars View recordings and abstracts of webinars from past years here .
