Salmon Conservation Plan for Meziadin River Watershed
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More engagement to come
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Overview
Dates: June 3 to August 8
Who:
- Gitanyow First Nation
- Nisga’a Nation as represented by Nisga’a Lisms Government
- The Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship
What: The development of a Meziadin River Watershed Salmon Conservation Plan
Where: Northwest B.C.
Why: To guage interest in the habitat conservation planning process
How: Online
Engagement summary
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.
The questionnaire aimed to understand interest in the Meziadin River Watershed Salmon Habitat Conversation Plan. Before starting, we recommend you visit the project website to explore details.
Engagement with the public and interested parties will take place at key planning stages to understand and include local values and priorities into the planning process. Updates on future engagement opportunities will be shared under the Engagement tab on the project website.
Photo credits: Gitanyow First Nation.
How your contribution makes a difference
Your feedback will inform the engagement process as the parties collaborate on long-term land use outcomes to protect significant salmon habitats.
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