Land Claims Agreements are legal contracts between Indigenous groups and governments that recognize the rights of Indigenous peoples to specific lands and resources. These agreements often arise from historical grievances and aim to resolve disputes over land ownership and usage. They can include provisions for self-governance, resource management, and financial compensation. These agreements are essential for promoting reconciliation and ensuring that Indigenous communities have a say in how their traditional territories are managed. By formalizing these relationships, Land Claims Agreements help to protect the cultural and economic interests of Indigenous peoples while fostering cooperation with governments and industry stakeholders.