Current marine division intiatives.
What is the Aboriginal Fisheries Strategy
Habitat Assessment
Streams Around the area
Limnological Studies Nanaimo Lakes
Water Quality Monitoring
Stock Assessment
Fishing Effort Surveys
Chantal’s Work
Habitat Restoration
Streams Around the area
Food Fish
Food Fish 2022
Guardian Program
Traditional Knowledge
Salish Sea Initiative
(SSI)
Sensitive and Valuable Ecosystem Mapping
Water Quality Monitoring
Baseline Data Acquisition
Cumulative Effects
Rockfish Conservation Area Monitoring
Co-Development Community Response
(CDCR)
Spill Response Preparedness
Emergency Response
Derelict Vessels
Search and Rescue Capacity Building
Enhanced Maritime Situational Awareness (EMSA)
Tracking Shipping in Real Time
Marine Safety Equipment and Training
(MSET)
Purchase Safety Equipment for Community
Aquatic Habitat Restoration Fund
Estuary Work
Kelp Forest Restoration
Spawning Gravel Restoration
Surface and Groundwater Mapping Nanaimo Watershed
Capacity Building
Spill Response
SVOP
Drone Pilot Training
Youth Ambassador Training
ROV and CTD Training
Cumulative Effects
Cumulative Effects Marine Shipping
Sensitive Ecosystem Mapping
Food Security
Invasive Species
Mitigation Strategies
Adaptation Strategies
Indigenous Management Board
Coastal Management Plan
British Columbia
Marine Protected Areas
Parks Canada
Salish Sea Conservation Area
WATCH Program
Plankton Samples
Lab Setup
Snuneymuxw Marine Plan
Marine Observatory
Youth Outreach Program
ONC Youth Ambassador
Aquarium Christy
Salish Sea Aquarium
Snuneymuxw First Nation is one of the largest Nations in B.C. with a population of approximately 2,000 people. We are one of the few Nations that have a pre-Confederation treaty with the Crown – the Sarlequun Snuneymuxw Treaty of 1854.
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