Governance

Our Mandate

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

Our Leadership

The Great Bear Initiative Society operates under the direction of a Board of Directors, with one representative from each of the member Nations, and an Executive Committee that meets regularly to review administrative issues and monitor project work.

At our Vancouver offices, core staff support the Board and Executive Committee with the following:

  • Strategic project planning support
  • Assistance in developing economic strategies
  • Support for community capacity-building
  • Financial management

Meet the Board

Meet The Board

Resources

The following brochures, reports and other resources were produced either by CFN or in partnership with other organizations.

CFN Strategic Plan – 2021-2026

A summary of the high-level goals and objectives that guide CFN’s work.

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CFN Annual Report – 2021-22

Renewal and revitalization: Achieving our long-term goals.

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Coastal Guardian Watchmen: Stewarding the Coast for All

A Case for Investment: Report on the value of Coastal Guardians.

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2020 Annual Report

Planning for the Future in a Changing World

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About Coastal First Nations

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.

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