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To continue with watershed governance development, capacity building within the community and priority setting within the watershed. The Roundtable continued to work with “watershed experts” to increase the local knowledge of Horsefly Watershed Issues. This was done through presentations, invitations to roundtable meetings, the yearly Salmon Festival and email distribution lists. The Roundtable has been […]
– A summary of Input from six Community Forums – “Next Steps”
FRISP provides training, technical information, advice, prescriptions, project cost estimates, and support for riparian enhancement, waste management solutions, and/or restoration projects to the agricultural community and various resource stewardship groups. In addition, FRISP provides mediation services on issues arising between landowners and regulatory agencies respecting riparian damage considered to have resulted from agricultural practices. FRISP […]
The Stewardship Centre for BC recently sponsored a gathering of 37 participants in Vancouver to learn about the StewardshipWorks! pilot project, and to discuss how to address core funding issues for conservation and stewardship organizations in BC. After a selection of presentations and intense discussions, the group developed several ideas for activities to raise awareness […]
The FSC Catch Database Project was a multi-year effort to design, customize, and implement a user-friendly software program to assist First Nation fisheries offices in managing data associated with communal fishing. In this phase, emphasis was placed on improving computer-based skills and data management capacity via enhanced training and technical support for participating FN groups. […]
An open First Nations forum on new in-river commercial salmon fishing enterprises
