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Land Use Planning

Coastal First Nations, through the Turning Point Initiative, provides a neutral venue to discuss regional economic development in a strategic manner.

Working together our communities are moving towards increased economic opportunities for all citizens throughout the region while successfully preserving our culture, lands and water.

By approaching our work on a regional level we strike the balance between cultural diversity, economic prosperity, and environmental protection.

We believe in order to have a sound regional planning process we must build coalitions of public and private interests. This is the time to develop partnerships which can draw on the talents and commitment of all citizens, leaders, and communities on the coast. By providing for efficient use of land, infrastructure, and other resources, our communities also provide critical benefits to the region's and the province’s economy and environment.

Strategic Approach

Our strategy is to develop the political and professional capacity to achieve our goals and objectives. The following agreements with the Province and Canada provide the basis for negotiations on land and marine use planning, economic measures and cooperative management.

 

What's New


September 10, 2009
Ecosystem-Based Management: A Commitment to Our Future (August 2009)

May 13, 2009
Into the Deep Blue - Marine Ecosystem-based Management

January 17, 2008
Sea of Change: Coastal First Nations and Integrated Marine Use Planning