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MARINE PLANNING FOR THE CENTRAL COAST.
WORKING TOGETHER, TO UPHOLD THE LAWS OF OUR ANCESTORS.
THIS IS OUR HOME.
WORKING TO SUSTAIN US, FOR GENERATIONS TO COME.
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CENTRAL COAST INDIGENOUS RESOURCE ALLIANCE
First Nations culture and well-being are intricately linked to the health of our
environment. For over 10,000 years we sustainably managed our territorial
resources, ensuring that the trees, fish and water in our territories provided
for today’s needs without compromising the health of the resources for future
generations.
WORKING TO SUSTAIN US
Over the last 100 years we have watched as a sector-by-sector approach to
resource management has depleted resources on the land and in the ocean.
The Central Coast Indigenous Resource Alliance is working to return us to the
healthy communities and sustainable resource management practices of our past by
ensuring First Nations interests and traditional knowledge are balanced with the
best western science.
MARINE PROTECTED AREAS
Central Coast Nations are co-leading a collaborative effort to establish a
network of Marine Protected Areas.
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STEWARDING OUR MARINE TERRITORIES
The Central Coast of British Columbia is one of the most spectacular and
biologically rich places left on the planet – where ancient temperate rainforest
intertwines with the living Pacific. The Heiltsuk, Kitasoo Xai’xais, Nuxalk and
Wuikinuxv, who have inhabited the Central Coast for thousands of years, formed
the Central Coast Indigenous Resource Alliance (CCIRA).
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WHAT IS THE NMCAR FEASIBILITY ASSESSMENT?
ByCCIRA September 1, 2023December 5, 2023
Exploring the viability of an NMCAR for the Central Coast is a crucial step in
long-term marine protection.
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WHY WE’RE EXPLORING AN NMCAR FOR OUR COAST
ByCCIRA August 31, 2023September 1, 2023
Central Coast Nations are exploring a National Marine Conservation Area Reserve
to implement MPAs.
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ENSURING MARINE PROTECTION FOR THE CENTRAL COAST — WHAT’S NEXT?
ByCCIRA August 30, 2023September 1, 2023
Central Coast work together on a roadmap for ecological protection and economic
prosperity.
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UPDATED – JOB OPPORTUNITY: FISHERIES LEAD
ByCCIRA July 11, 2023July 11, 2023
CCIRA is looking for a Fisheries Lead to help advance Central Coast Nations’
priorities under the Fisheries Resource Reconciliation Agreement framework.
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BUILDING ON OUR VISION: 2022 ANNUAL REPORT
ByCCIRA February 28, 2023March 6, 2023
The 2022 CCIRA Annual Report highlights key areas of progress and success over
the past year, and long-term efforts in support of Central Coast Nations.
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MPA NETWORK PARTNERS ENDORSE PLAN TO PROTECT GREAT BEAR SEA
ByCCIRA February 7, 2023February 7, 2023
After more than a decade of work, 15 coastal First Nations and federal and
provincial governments, jointly endorse the Great Bear Sea MPA Network.
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Our Nations created CCIRA to build upon our success in working together to
develop and implement our Nation-level marine use plans. Today, CCIRA is
involved in a wide array of projects and initiatives across the central
coast. The Common Voice is one source of information about CCIRA’s activities in
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