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Raush River Watershed declared an Indigenous protected and conserved area - Vimarsana News

Raush River Watershed declared an Indigenous protected and conserved area

The Simpcw First Nation announced it has declared British Columbia’s Raush River Valley to be an Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area. 

Simpcw First Nation declares watershed as Indigenous conservation area - Vimarsana News

Simpcw First Nation declares watershed as Indigenous conservation area

The Simpcw First Nation has become the latest community to declare a part of its traditional territory near the B.C.-Alberta border to be protected from logging and other extractive activities.

Source: cbc.ca
Tasmanian Aboriginal ranger program providing connection to country and a ready workforce for land returns - Vimarsana News

Tasmanian Aboriginal ranger program providing connection to country and a ready workforce for land returns

Elders are teaching Aboriginal Tasmanians how to care for country as part of a plan to build a ready workforce of rangers as land hand-backs progress.    

Source: abc.net.au
Simpcw First Nation Declares Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area Covering Raush Valley - Vimarsana News

Simpcw First Nation Declares Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area Covering Raush Valley

A 68 square kilometre area centred around Valemount has been declared as BC's newest Indigenous Protected and ...

Source: cfnrfm.ca
Simpcw First Nation self-declares valley north of Clearwater an Indigenous protected area - Vimarsana News

Simpcw First Nation self-declares valley north of Clearwater an Indigenous protected area

Only 2 small areas of the biodiversity rich area are currently protected by BC Parks