Stewardship Grads Eager to Protect their Lands and Waters
In a moving graduation ceremony in Prince Rupert, eleven proud students took turns accepting their well-deserved certificates for the Stewardship Technicians Training Program.
In a moving graduation ceremony in Prince Rupert, eleven proud students took turns accepting their well-deserved certificates for the Stewardship Technicians Training Program.
On February 27-28, a large delegation of Heiltsuk women traveled North to Masset to meet with Haida women, as a part of the Women’s Dialogue Session on Haida Gwaii.
After her highly successful role providing financial administration support over the last few months, Zebunisa Ladak has agreed to take on the role of Financial Administrator full-time. With extensive skills…
Vancouver Sun, February 11, 2018 The ocean is an integral part of our coastal First Nations cultures, societies and economy. An oil spill in our territorial waters, which includes all…
(Vancouver, January 17, 2018) – Improved Internet connectivity will be transformative for Coastal First Nations (CFN) communities. Peter Lantin, President of Council of the Haida Nation and a CFN director…
Coastal First Nations applaud British Columbia’s announcement to end grizzly bear hunting in the Great Bear Rainforest and across the province.
At the Hakai Institute on Calvert Island, stewardship students learn from the land, while forging new relationships with each other and researchers from far and wide.
Photo Credit April Bencze Bella Bella, B.C. (November 15, 2017) – The Heiltsuk Nation today published a report outlining plans to take to strengthen oil spill prevention and clean-up on the central coast…
An experienced Guardian Watchmen, Patrick Johnson provides that all-important link between long-held local knowledge and a new generation of Wuikinuxv stewards.