ArticleStory‘He’s here with us in Spirit’ Brothers Reg and Robert Davidson remember their beloved Ben
Read StoryBrothers Reg and Robert Davidson settle into Reg’s carving studio in Old…
ArticleNewsStory‘Salmon are the heartbeat of our coast, our people, everything around us’
Read StoryCoastal First Nations Community Storyteller Emilee Gilpin in conversation with Haíɫzaqv cultural…
ArticleStoryA path of healing and peace: In conversation with Babs Stevens
Read StoryIljulaawas Barbara (Babs) Stevens is from the Ts’aahl/Kay’ahl Laanas clan. She recently…
ArticleNewsStoryNuxalk Guardians: The Eyes and Ears of Their Territory
Read StoryRoger Harris has been a Nuxalk Guardian Watchman for about nine years.…
ArticleStory‘It’s in our DNA’ : Nuxalk art teacher inspiring a new generation
Read StoryLyle Mack is often asked how he keeps his class so quiet.…
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Returning home: Reclaiming place at Nusq’lst village
Read StoryAs Nuskmata Jacinda Mack drives her son’s car full of corn,…
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Coastal Guardians Protect Bears through Traditional Laws
Read StoryCoastal Guardians have been involved in a range of research and conservation efforts to help protect bears throughout the Great Bear Rainforest.
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How Coastal Guardians’ Research Protects Whales
Read StoryWith their dedicated presence on coastal waters, Coastal Guardians are advancing our collective understanding of whales and how best to protect them.
ArticleNewsPublicationsStoryGuardians Protect Coastal Waters: Case Study in Wuikinuxv Territory
Read StoryGuardians are often first responders in marine accidents and spills, filling in the gaps left by other government agencies that are too remote to respond quickly enough.
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Coastal Guardians Restore Salmon through Creekwalks
Read StoryCoastal Guardians conduct regular creekwalks to assess salmon populations and aid long-term restoration efforts.
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CFN op-ed: Rebuilding Fisheries and Wild Fish Stocks is Reconciliation in Action
Read StoryIn this article, CEO Christine Smith-Martin and Heiltsuk Chief Councillor Marilyn Slett say rebuilding fish populations and embracing fisheries co-governance is an important step toward reconciliation.
