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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,…
‘We can’t do it alone anymore’ — family seeks support for wheelchair vehicle
Read StoryAngel and Joe Turner are hardworking and loving parents to their six…
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‘The biggest one yet’ historic pole raising and potlatch in Old Masset, Haida Gwaii
Read StoryRenowned Haida artist and carver Kihlyaahda Christian White and his wife Candace…
Haida Tide: a prayer, a dream, a bride to the supernatural
Read StoryStaast David Elliot Vanderhoop took off early one morning with a plate…
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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.
ArticleStoryHaíɫzaqv archeologist practices M̓ṇúxvit approach to ancestral work
Read StoryHaíɫzaqv archeologist Q̓íx̌itasu Elroy White and his nephew Charlie Brown cruise through…
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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.
ArticleNewsPublicationsKeeping Invasive Green Crab out of Coastal Waters
Read StoryThe Heiltsuk and other Coastal Guardians have been working to eradicate invasive green crabs for more than a decade.
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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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How Coastal Guardians Save Time, Money and Whales
Read StoryCoastal Guardians are often first on the scene to respond to whales in distress, whether entangled in discarded fishing gear or beached on the rocky shoreline.
Making it right and restoring memory at forgotten Namu cannery
Read StoryAs Yím̓ás (hereditary chief) Wigvilhba Wakas (Harvey Humchitt) remembers the village of…
A good news story — new ban on black bear hunting
Read StoryThe Kitasoo Xai’xais and Gitga’at First Nations are celebrating a new ban…
ArticleNewsPublicationsSustainably Managing Dungeness Crab
Read StoryData collected by Guardians on the Central Coast led to collaborative efforts to increase access to Dungeness crab, an important cultural and food fishery for those Nations.
