As part of our Indigenous Environmental Laws project, CIER has commissioned six papers by Indigenous scholars, lawyers, and leaders in response to a series of research questions posed by CIER. One of these papers, co-authored by Val Napoleon and Richard Overstall, “Indigenous Law: Issues, Considerations and Experiences”, explores ways to think about and research law concerning Indigenous peoples’ relationship with their natural environment. It also suggests long-term strategies for Aboriginal peoples to consider to research and implement their law relating to their environment.