Protecting our Coast. Building our Economy.

A unique alliance of First Nations working together to protect our coast and improve the quality of life in our communities.

Our Impact

85%

Ancient forests preserved in the Great Bear Rainforest

30,000 km2

Marine area protected in the Great Bear Sea

3.1 million ha

Of coastal temperate rainforest off limits to industrial logging

120+

New sustainable Indigenous-owned businesses to diversify the coastal economy

Our Work

CFN works to protect the natural and cultural resources of its member Nations, promoting sustainable economic development throughout the North and Central Coast and Haida Gwaii.

Our communities are building a strong, conservation-based economy that recognizes our Title and Rights, and protects our culture and ecosystems.

About Us

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Our stories

Stories From the Coast

Read the latest news and articles from communities throughout the North and Central Coast and Haida Gwaii.

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Our Work

CFN’s innovative programs aim to build a new conservation-based economy throughout the traditional territories of member First Nations.

Our Land

Protecting and sustainably managing the Great Bear Rainforest, one of the world’s largest coastal temperate rainforests.

Our sea

Preserving our breadbasket: the traditional waters that have sustained our people for tens of thousands of years.

Our economy

Building a conservation-based economy for the North and Central Coast and Haida Gwaii.

Climate Action

Creating a sustainable future through green energy and reducing dependence on fossil fuels.

Stewardship

Upholding our responsibility to care for our lands and waters, and all life that depends on these coastal ecosystems.

Resources

Reports and Publications

CFN produces a wide range of reports, fact sheets and other publications. Check back regularly, as we will post new resources here.

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