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Rigorous Research.
Meaningful Engagement.
Strategic Advice.

A trusted provider of rigorous human environment research, Indigenous engagement, and strategic advisory support for natural resource planning, decision-making, and stewardship.

​​At Shared Ground Consulting, we believe the best decisions are practical, informed, and grounded in context.

 

We are a boutique research and advisory consultancy connecting technical expertise with community priorities for natural resource planning, decision-making, and stewardship across Canada. 

 

Our clients — Indigenous governments and organizations, resource industries, and fellow consulting firms — rely on us to deliver actionable insights to help navigate community dynamics and environmental and regulatory complexity.

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Indigenous Governments & Organizations

Our work is grounded in the principles of UNDRIP and OCAP®. We build relationships rooted in respect and local protocols, working alongside you to support territorial stewardship, inform decision-making, and articulate the community values and long-term priorities that guide sustainable economic development and community resilience.

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Consulting Firms

We work as a seamless extension of your team to handle specialized socio-economic impact assessments, Indigenous land use studies, and regulatory engagement so your broader project stays on track.

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Private Sector Clients 

We provide high-value advisory support, and socio-economic and human environment analyses so you can balance project goals with environmental responsibilities and regulatory frameworks. We help you understand and meaningfully engage Indigenous and local communities so your projects move forward with clarity and confidence.

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Based in Vancouver on the unceded, traditional and ancestral territories of the Coast Salish peoples.

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