Fort Nelson First Nation Community

Fort Nelson First Nation Lands in Nelson, BC, is a community-owned and operated organization that focuses on sustainable land management and economic development initiatives. With a commitment to preserving cultural heritage and fostering environmental stewardship, Fort Nelson First Nation Lands works collaboratively with stakeholders to create a thriving and inclusive community for future generations. Generated from their business information

Fort Nelson First Nation (FNFN) is a Den Cree community located in northeastern British Columbia, approximately 7 kilometers south of Fort Nelson along the Alaska Highway. With around 811 band members, it is one of six nations that are part of Treaty 8, focusing on community development through various governance departments, including education, health, and economic initiatives. The FNFN is committed to promoting cultural heritage and community services while addressing contemporary issues through programs like Chalo School, Dehzona Daycare, and public safety initiatives. The Nation seeks to foster growth and maintain a strong sense of identity among its members while engaging in environmental stewardship and sustainable development. Generated from the website

First Nation Fort Nelson is a cultural center that offers visitors the opportunity to learn about the history and traditions of the indigenous people of the area. Through educational exhibits, workshops, and events, the center aims to promote awareness and appreciation of First Nations heritage and values. Generated from their business information