Tribes, agencies, & co-management: Indigenous Guardians Programs Centering this region’s Indigenous peoples and traditional land and water management knowledges. Lisa J. Watt January 21, 2021 22 January 2021
Remembering Cecil Paul (Wa’xaid) We honor our friend Cecil Paul (Wa'xaid) of the Haisla First Nation who walked on this month. He holds a special place in Ecotrust. Ecotrust Team December 14, 2020 18 December 2020
A conversation with Laurie Dunne Indigenous Fellow Laurie Dunne talks about her GIS work, her experience working from home, and her hopes for the future. Emilie Chen October 2, 2020 02 October 2020
Our responsibility to the Southern Resident killer whales: An interview with Cecilia Gobin An interview with Cecilia Gobin (Tulalip), Conservation Policy Analyst and Southern Resident Orca Task Force Member Lisa J. Watt December 6, 2019 11 December 2019
Protecting place, pursuing justice: Continuing the conversation with Jessie Housty The story behind the Heiltsuk First Nation investigating and eventually litigating a 2016 diesel spill in unceded territorial waters. Lisa J. Watt March 18, 2019 18 March 2019
Heartbreak, healing in Heiltsuk home waters: An interview with Jessie Housty Jessie Housty of the Heiltsuk First Nation shares the social and economic impacts following the grounding of the Nathan E. Stewart. Lisa J. Watt February 19, 2019 28 February 2019
Remembering Bruce Hill We reflect on the life and work of conservationist, leader, activist, and father of two, Bruce Hill. Spencer B. Beebe September 19, 2017 19 September 2017
A visit to the Koeye Lodge After a visit to British Columbia, our founder writes about the resilience, innovation, and connectedness of the Heiltsuk First Nation. Spencer B. Beebe September 15, 2017 19 September 2017
Lelu Island declaration a win for Salmon Nation First Nations leaders and supporters come together to defend wild salmon against a proposed LNG project in the Skeena Watershed. guest January 29, 2016 22 April 2016
On the banks of the Kitlope River Ecotrust's creation story begins on the banks of the Kitlope and in partnership with the Haisla First Nation. Spencer B. Beebe March 16, 2015 27 April 2015
