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Kleanza is a small archaeological consulting company with offices in Terrace, Prince Rupert, Sandspit (Haida Gwaii), Vancouver, and Bowser (Vancouver Island). We work throughout British Columbia, the Yukon, and the Northwest Territories. Kleanza offers a full range of archaeological and cultural services, from archaeological impact assessments, to culturally modified tree surveys, to traditional use studies. We work with landowners, companies, First Nations, and governments, on everything from residential to large-scale industrial projects. We also offer archaeological training and workshops, including a certified RISC (Resource Information Standards Committee) Archaeological Inventory/Culturally Modified Tree Inventory course. At Kleanza, we lead by example. We pride ourselves on establishing and maintaining meaningful, constructive relationships with the First Nations communities on whose lands we are working. We are committed to safe and fair working conditions.

The Rainforest Solutions Project, based in Vancouver, BC, is a collaborative initiative involving organizations such as ForestEthics, Greenpeace, and Sierra Club BC, dedicated to the conservation of British Columbia's Great Bear Rainforest. The project emphasizes the importance of ecological sustainability and aims to provide economic alternatives in the region, working closely with First Nations communities to uphold Indigenous rights and title. As part of its mission, the Rainforest Solutions Project advocates for the implementation of protective measures to address ecological uncertainties and combat the climate and biodiversity crises. Their work includes monitoring logging activities and ensuring meaningful consultation with local Indigenous groups, reinforcing the partnership between conservation efforts and community rights. Generated from the website

The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) is dedicated to large-scale, permanent land conservation, serving as the nation's focal point for nature preservation. Through initiatives like ecosystem restoration and grassland conservation, NCC is actively working to enhance the resilience of natural habitats. With a commitment to partnerships and community engagement, NCC endeavors to address the interconnected challenges of biodiversity loss and climate change. By welcoming visitors to the majority of its properties, NCC invites individuals to connect with and appreciate the protected natural landscapes under its care. From British Columbia to Newfoundland & Labrador, NCC's conservation efforts span across diverse regions, aiming to build a flourishing world in harmony with nature. Through various donation options, volunteering opportunities, and corporate giving programs, supporters can actively contribute to NCC's mission of safeguarding Canada's precious ecosystems. Generated from the website content