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Read more about the article Your donations make big impact at Santiago Creek

Your donations make big impact at Santiago Creek

  • Post author:Gina Gotch
  • Post published: June 12, 2026
  • Post category:Conservation/Trails Development/Vancouver Island
  • Post comments:1 Comment

Santiago Creek on Tahsis Inlet is in the traditional territory of the Mowachaht/Muchalaht First Nation and a little north of an important historical village site, Tsusnit on the Tsowwin River. …

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Read more about the article First Nations and the BC Marine Trails
Haida Gwaii by Kathleen McKinnell

First Nations and the BC Marine Trails

  • Post author:Paul Grey
  • Post published: January 19, 2022
  • Post category:Community/News & Press

Updated October 22, 2023The success of our marine trail network development along the coast depends on respectful engagements with First Nations guided by our First Nations liaison, the First Nations…

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