First Nations in B.C. take on more leadership roles to protect and conserve their territories

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First Nations across B.C. are increasingly taking on leadership roles when it comes to conservation in their territories. But what that work looks like differs from nation to nation. CBC’s Emily Vance travelled to Tofino to learn about the ways two First Nations are working to protect their territories.

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Exactly how it should be. Beautiful land, thank you.

michellelivingstone
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I hope the use of sunscreens is banned before going into the hot springs 🙏🏽 theirs so many studies done on how detrimental it is to the environment.

Alexandria
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create a First Nations Healing Lodge there, open to all BC peoples. no foreign investment

Mike-es
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is he paying tax to BC/Canada? or to the First Nation? so they can develop the area to benefit all.

Mike-es