Cowichan Indian Band Council

The Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC is dedicated to promoting sustainable fishing practices and enhancing fish populations across the province. With various hatchery locations, they offer educational programs, fishing opportunities, and community engagement activities for individuals and groups alike. Their initiatives include Learn to Fish programs, birthday parties, and school field trips, aimed at fostering a love for fishing and conservation among participants. The society also manages fish stocking programs and provides resources for anglers to ensure a thriving freshwater ecosystem. Generated from the website

The Halalt First Nation originates from the historic village of xel ltxw, meaning "marked houses," noted for its decorated houseposts and once located in the Cowichan Valley. Over time, the community relocated to Willy Island and later to the Westholme reserve, focusing on maintaining its cultural heritage and governance alongside collaborations with local governments and industries. Led by Chief James Thomas and council members, the Halalt First Nation is committed to addressing critical issues such as housing, social and economic developments, treaty negotiations, fisheries, and forestry. Their aim is to ensure that the perspectives and needs of both on and off-reserve members are considered in the strategic management of natural resources in their traditional territory. Generated from the website

STZ'Uminus First Nation in Cowichan Valley, BC, is a community-focused organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of its people. Through various initiatives and programs, STZ'Uminus First Nation strives to support the well-being and prosperity of its members while upholding traditional values and practices. Generated from their business information