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National Advisory Panel Presentation Maa-nulth First Nations Introduction KCFN Citizen Joint Fisheries Committee Rep - KCFN Maa-nulth Fisheries Rep Consultant Offshore Advisory Committee Member Halibut Advisory Board


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Maa-nulth First Nations

National Advisory Panel Presentation

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Introduction

 KCFN Citizen  Joint Fisheries Committee

Rep - KCFN

 Maa-nulth Fisheries Rep  Consultant  Offshore Advisory

Committee Member

 Halibut Advisory Board

Member

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Maa-nulth Final Agreement

  • Maa-nulth Part of Nuuchahluth First Nations
  • Signed Maa-nulth Modern Treaty April 1 2011
  • Section 35 Canada Constitution
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We are fishing people

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Our interest in MPA’s

  • We actively

steward our territory

  • MPA’s

Proposed in

  • ur traditional

territory

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Our interest in MPA’s continued

  • Nuu-chah-nulth

First Nations Fishing Modern Right

  • Maa-nulth Treaty

Right

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Nuuchahnulth and Maa-nulth Principles

  • Hishuk’ish tsawalk
  • Isaak
  • Uu – a – thluk
  • T’aaq-wii’hak
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Hishuk’ish tsawalk

Hishuk’ish tsawalk - Everything is one, everything is inter- connected This management principal extends to areas outlined in the

  • MPA. Impacts to

marine life, marine habitat and abundance impact Nuuchahnulth people. “ I believe that fishing is in my blood. It’s something that I was born with.” – Barney Williams Jr. Ka:’yu:’k’t’h’/Che:k’tles7et’h’ First Nation

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Isaak

Isaak – respect This principle relates to respecting fish, waterways, lands, people, nature and mankind

  • generally. The only

way forward is with Isaak

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Uu – a – thluk

 The word Uu-a-thluk means

"taking care of" in the Nuu- chah-nulth language.

 Uu-a-thluk is the aquatic

resource management department of the Nuu-chah- nulthTribal Council.

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T’aaq-wii’hak

T’aaq-wii’hak – fishing with permission of the Ha’wiih*

  • Commercial

Fisheries * Ha’wiih - Hereditary Chiefs http://uuathluk.ca/litigation/fisheries-litigation-trial/

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MPA Process Opportunities

  • Partnership
  • Collaboration
  • Cooperation
  • Co-governance
  • MPA’s as a nation

to nation framework promoting positive interaction between nations and Canada

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MPA Consultation

 Gain better understanding of impacts

  • n Lands and Water – we are here all

the time and have been always. We know these waters.

 Maa-nulth treaty - protecting food

fishing

 Maa-nulth participation in the

Commercial Fishery

 Consultation to date resulted in MPA

boundary that mirrors Treaty Boundary – positive consultation.

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Possible Negative Impacts

  • Continued systematic reduction of ability to exercise First

Nation right

  • Halibut and Tuna fisheries impact
  • Mismanagement legacy
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Question

 If the MPA’s are in place, who would be in charge of

enforcement

 Why are the Canadian standards for protected areas set

considerably higher than other countries?

 These areas are self imposed by Canada. These areas are one

management tool.

 What other management tools are being considered for these

areas?

 Will RCA’s be included on the WCVI total?  What is the ongoing plan for engagement with Nuuchahnulth

communities and First Nations?