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Parks Co-Management

Meeting of clan members to discuss options for park co-management.

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Owen Flats Information Session about the Headwaters and the proposed Northern Gateways Pipeline. Photo taken on route to Morice Lake.

Traditionally and to contemporary day, the practice when on canoeing expeditions is before landing, paddles up indicate you are requesting permission to land. The canoe is Northern Dancer, Nyibelh.

Drumming, Warner Naziel, and Chief Kloum Khun (Alphonse Gagnon)

Successful launch of the Norther Dancer on the Wedzin_bin.

Chief Gisdaywa guides the Nyibelh for clan members on Wedzin_bin

Chief Gisdaywa(Alfred Joseph), listens to the drummers.

Traditional drumming and singing at Wedzin_bin. In photo: Warner Naziel, Mel Bazil, Peter George, and Greg George.

Interviews by Karen Plasway for Parks Research. In photo: John Ridsdale, Myles and Shirley Wilson, Alma Andrew and Karen Plasway.

Songs and Drumming. In photo: Warner, Mel, Peter and Greg.

David deWit, Francois Depey display the map of the 6 Parks on Wet'suwet'en Territory.

Chief Madeek (Jeff Brown), speaks about the event and the co-management of the parks on Wet'suwet'en Territory. Other members photographed study the area map.

Mel Bazil

John Ridsdale, Chief Mutt (Bill Naziel), and Karen Plasway

Chief Knedebeas, Warner William and David deWit

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