Pando Terra - A Holistic Approach to Sustainable Tourism Development. Pando Terra™ uses 7 holistic elements to create an organic approach to implementing sustainable community development. Pando Terra™ - loosely translated from Latin, means ‘to spread earth’. It represents the root for development by way of community initiatives and projects; encouraging community advancement, and assisting people with keeping clear, concise objectives. Click here for the full story. August 15, 2012
Press Release: Innovative Community-Driven Engagement Services for Indigenous Communities & Industry - July 31th, 2012, Toronto – CES, a leading provider of community engagement services and sustainable community development, today announced the launch of their new ‘Community-Driven Engagement Services’ for indigenous communities considering partnerships with the resource extraction sector. Click here for the full story. August 13, 2012.
Simplifying Sustainable Cultural Tourism - Learn how having
a small business that provides unique cultural experiences for visitors hosted
by local guides can be just as successful as a 5 star eco-resort. Click here for the full story. June 15, 2012
Planning an Event for National Aboriginal Day? National
Aboriginal Day is just around the corner on June 21st. If your community
/ organization is planning a special
event and requires assistance to create a memorable experience, the CES team is able to assist. Click here for the full story.
May 3, 2012
Cree Nation of Nemaska, QC. Through a collaborative process, CES has been working with the community of Nemaska in Northern Quebec in developing their community into an international destination.Click here for the full story.
March 20, 2012
Aboriginal Tourism Ontario Strategy. Through a multi-phased, collaborative approach, an effective management structure and organizational framework was developed for the proposed provincial organization. Click here for the full story.
March 20, 2012
Destination Eeyou Istchee: Footsteps and Paddle Strokes - Cree Outfitting and Tourism Association, QC.
The Footsteps & Paddle Strokes project was designed to create a tourism strategy that would unify a region through the development of complementary tourism products in harmony with a cohesive branding strategy. Click here for the full story.
March 20, 2012
A New Way to Plan. We do a lot of planning here at CES; mostly for our clients in the form of business plans, and community and regional strategies. As we’re getting ready to begin working with another community on a cohesive community tourism plan I wanted to take a minute to express how powerful this type of plan can be. Click here for the full story.
February 21, 2012
Shammy Outfitters, Wemindji, QC. Jessica traveled to Northern Quebec to work with Johnny Mark and Michael Mayappo on the development of their Outfitting Business Plan. Click here for the full story.
March 11, 2010
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