Kaska-B.C. Land Use Planning
On this page:
More engagement to come
Go to the Land and Water Planning in B.C. site read more about the project and to sign up for project updates.
Overview
Dates: June 3 to August 8
Who:
- Kaska First Nations (Dease River First Nation, Kwadacha Nation, Liard First Nation including Daylu Dena Councin, and Ross Dena Council)
- The Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship
What: The Kaska-B.C. Land Use Planning project
Where: North-Central B.C.
Why: To understand the values and priorities related to the project area
How: Online
Engagement summary
The Kaska-B.C. Land Use Planning (LUP) project asked to hear from community members, industry, local government, interested parties, and the public on their values and priorities, as well interest in specific land use planning activities in the project area.
Land use planning supports preservation of cultural values, healthy ecosystems, and opportunities for economic activities by setting broad strategic direction for plan areas — providing clarity for ‘what’ can occur ‘where’ on land and water. It is a transparent and inclusive process that can be modified over time to address changing needs.
Explore the project webpage to learn more about its background.
Engagement with interested parties, local governments, and the public will occur at key points in the process.
How your contribution makes a difference
Thank you for participating in this survey to share your values and priorities. Your responses will inform the planning process and development of a draft land use plan.
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