Clayoquot

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    Dolores Bayne shows how to eat the right way

    Last week, Hesquiaht elder Dolores Bayne and I set out on a journey that would carry the ancestral teachings of the Hesquiaht Nation across the country. We travelled to Ottawa to present at the annual meeting of the Food Security Reference Group.

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    Some big ideas and powerful partnerships are coming out of Ecotrust Canada’s small Clayoquot office on the Tofino dock.

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  • A portable sawmill slated to arrive in Ahousaht by the end of November will provide locally harvested and milled material to build a visitor centre and small gallery in the community, writes Sarah Do

  • A $63,000 portable sawmill is slated to arrive in the small harbour at Ahousaht by the end of November and its elected chief couldn't be more excited, writes Sarah Douziech in the Westerly Ne

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    In the summer of 2009, the Ahousaht First Nation worked with BC Parks to rebuild the Wild Side Trail. The project is part of the Ahp-cii-uk Initiative, a community development initiative of the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council.

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    A new study of Clayoquot Sound-Pacific Rim communities reveals that First Nations are the most rooted residents within the region although the majority of people, regardless of native status, intend to reside here for the long term.

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    The Aboriginal Leadership Initiative (Ahp-ii-cuk) and the Clayoquot Forest Communities Program have been working closely with Ahousaht and a number of other key partners since 2008 to re-open the Wild Side Heritage Trail, reports trail coo

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