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The Kwakiutl District Council, established in 1979 and incorporated in 1982, represents several First Nations in the northeastern and northwestern regions of Vancouver Island and the adjacent mainland. Founded on principles of Aboriginal Title, the Council is dedicated to preserving the rights and responsibilities of the Kwakwak'wala-speaking peoples, collectively known as the Southern Kwakiutl. With a mission to protect the land, waters, and natural resources that their ancestors have occupied since time immemorial, the Kwakiutl District Council strives to assert their rights and fulfill their responsibilities to their community. The Council emphasizes unity among its member Nations, aiming to uphold human rights and safeguard the environment for future generations. Generated from the website

The B.C. Centre for Aquatic Health Sciences (BCCAH) is a not-for-profit society located in Campbell River, British Columbia, and stands as the only aquatic research facility of its kind in the province. The organization focuses on a wide range of research areas, including fish health, welfare, and environmental monitoring, leveraging the extensive experience of its research scientists and technical staff. Dedicated to investigating, understanding, and innovating within the field of aquatic health, BCCAH engages in both field and laboratory-based research. Their work encompasses various interests, such as epidemiology, genomics, and the interactions between wild and farmed animals. Generated from the website

Nanaimo Independent Resource is a community organization based in Nanaimo, BC, offering a range of services and resources to support individuals in various aspects of their lives. With a focus on empowerment and independence, the organization provides assistance and guidance to help individuals navigate challenges and access necessary support within the community. Generated from their business information