Tranquil and Tofino Creek Hydropower Project 2017 Interim Hydrometric Program Report
Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation’s 2017/18 Direct Support project - Hydrometric readings for Tranquil and Tofino Creek
Source:
New Relationship Trust
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Water Resources
Sc’ianew Nation Sustainable Aquaculture Development Initiative
The complex physiographic and oceanographic characteristics of Beecher Bay, and its direct exchange of waters and influences from the adjacent Juan de Fuca Strait, make this area particularly well-suited to aquaculture, offering conditions that are optimal for the production of a variety of anadr
Source:
New Relationship Trust
Nak’azdli and Fort St. James Wastewater Treatment Feasibility Study
The Nak'azdli First Nation (NFN) and the District Fort St. James (FSJ) currently share the use of a
wastewater treatment facility located on NFN land. It is a series of aerated and non-aerated lagoons that
Resource Producer:
Nak'azdli Band
Source:
New Relationship Trust
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Water and Indigenous Peoples: Canada ’s Paradox
The condition of water safety and quality on reserve has been a growing concern in Canada. Despite a substantial amount of funding allocated toward improving water infrastructure on reserve, an alarming proportion of communities face boil and drinking water advisories.
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Kwiakah First Nation Watershed and Estuary Marine Evaluation
Kwiakah First Nation (KFN) - represented by its development corporation Saaiyouck - worked with EcoFish Research and Discovery Island Tourism Inc.
Resource Producer:
Kwiakah First Nation
Source:
New Relationship Trust
Guide: Improving Access to Aquatic Resources for FN - Aboriginal Aquaculture Association
This project was requested by the Aboriginal Aquaculture Association (AAA) and was intended to provide a document that presents a concise summary of the constraints facing First Natio
Source:
Aboriginal Aquaculture Association
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