Resources
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Indigenous Women Rising: Kirsten Milton, Director of Health, Nuxalk Nation
Read StoryA year into her role as Director of Health for the Nuxalk…
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Indigenous Women Rising: Tina Ryan, Coastal Guardian, Metlakatla Nation
Read StoryAfter her first year on the job as the first female Guardian…
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Coastal Cleanups Provide Jobs, Protect Shorelines
Read StoryA massive beach cleanup by coastal First Nations is cleaning 3,500 kilometres…
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First Nations Demand Government Transparency on COVID-19 Cases
Read StoryLed by the Heiltsuk, Nuu-chah-nulth and Tŝilhqot’in, 21 First Nations are asking…
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Twenty Years of Progress: 2019 CFN-GBI Annual Report
Read StoryAs Coastal First Nations celebrates its 20th anniversary, we take a look…
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Restoring the Waters of Juus Káahlii
Read StoryRestoring the marine habitat of Juus Káahlii (Juskatla Inlet) on Haida Gwaii,…
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Coastal Guardian Watchmen Release Strategic Plan
Read StoryA new strategic plan articulates the shared goals and objectives of Guardian…
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Central Coast Nations Await Landmark Crab Closures
Read StoryCentral Coast Nations hope landmark crab closures will soon be in place…
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Expedition Uncovers New Clues on Decline of Pacific Salmon Populations
Read StoryPreliminary results of two international expeditions to study Pacific salmon in the…
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Spirit Bear Study Reveals Big Gaps in Protection
Read StoryMulti-year research, led by the Kitasoo/Xai’xais and Gitga’at Nations, shows the Spirit…
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Focus on Indigenous-led Science is a Win-Win for All
Read StoryCollaborative Indigenous-led science is positive for both external researchers and for local…
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Indigenous-Led Renewable Energy Projects Empower Communities
Read StoryA new 1.7-megawatt upgrade to the Kitasoo/Xai’xais hydropower facility will increase power…
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Working Toward a 100% Renewable Future
Read StoryEnergy efficient technologies, alternative energy sources and community partnerships are guiding the…
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Transforming Communities During COVID-19
Read StoryCOVID-19 has triggered a global economic downturn and regional hardships, but Haíɫzaqv…
