In this article published in The Globe and Mail, CFN CEO Christine Smith-Martin describes how the Indigenous-led effort to create the Great Bear Sea MPA Network will ensure effective marine stewardship into the future.
Gitxaała’s landmark legal challenge against BC’s “free entry” mineral tenure regime, which grants mineral claims without First Nations’ consultation or consent, is currently underway in the BC Supreme Court. Intervener…
The Gitxaała Nation is standing up to protect future generations by challenging BC’s process for granting mineral claims in their territories — a process originating in the gold rush era…
Coastal First Nations (CFN) hosted an important feast to ‘set the table’ for the three levels of government, partners and allies committed to finding sustainable ways to preserve and protect…
After years of work, a house entrance pole was lifted out of the Royal BC Museum (RBCM), reawakened and delivered back to the Nuxalk people in their homelands, from where…
From the river to the smokehouse to catering important meals in big cities — Ximana Nola Mack is speaking her truth and giving people a taste of her people’s foods…
Coastal First Nations, along with federal and provincial governments, jointly endorse the Great Bear Sea MPA Network Action Plan.
Blueprint for a vast network of Marine Protected Areas on the Pacific North Coast is being unveiled after more than a decade of collaborative work.
Learn about Project Finance for Permanence (PFP), a groundbreaking approach to conservation financing that will preserve the health of our coastal waters for all future generations.
