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.
An experienced Guardian Watchmen, Patrick Johnson provides that all-important link between long-held local knowledge and a new generation of Wuikinuxv stewards.
Humpback whales are making a comeback along the North Coast, and the Gitga’at First Nation and whale researchers are working together to learn what will keep populations healthy.
Vancouver – Coastal First Nations (CFN) and the Central Coast Bear Working…
In this opinion article for the Vancouver Sun, Heiltsuk Chief Marilyn Slett,…
The Indigenous Guardians Toolkit offers an extensive online resource for everything related to Indigenous Guardian programs, and a platform for sharing and connecting with others.
As he stewards Heiltsuk Territory, Guardian Watchman Randy Carpenter draws upon a life-time of experience working on the water.
(Vancouver, August 15, 2017) – Coastal First Nations (CFN) and the Central…
For Klemtu resident Chantal Pronteau, a Kitasoo/Xai’xais Guardian Watchman and Stewardship Technicians Training Program graduate, being a steward is first and foremost a people thing.
As today’s Coastal Guardian Watchmen carry on the time-honoured tradition and responsibility of caring for their coastal lands and waters, they’re making their ancestors proud.
At the 2017 Coastal Stewardship Network Annual Gathering, Guardian Watchmen get together to share ideas and stories, and gear up for a busy summer stewarding their territories.
May 12, 2017 (Vancouver) – The Coastal First Nations (CFN) commends Canada’s…