Currently, all WLFN fishing spots on the Fraser and Chilcotin rivers are closed (between Deadman and Hixon) and will remain closed indefinitely. Sockeye fishing within WLFN Stewardship lands will remain...
Read More About WLFN Fisheries Report: August 16, 2023
Currently, all WLFN fishing spots on the Fraser and Chilcotin rivers are closed (between Deadman and Hixon) and will remain closed until August 17th. Discharge levels are of considerable concern,...
Read More About WLFN Fisheries Report: August 3, 2023
Currently, all WLFN fishing spots on the Fraser and Chilcotin are closed (between Deadman and Hixon) and will remain closed until August 17th. While it may appear that there are...
Read More About WLFN Fisheries Notice: July 25, 2023
Chinook – kekésu7 Fraser River Spring 52 and Summer 52 Chinook are a Species at Risk with low populations, these fish are being managed by DFO in a highly precautionary...
Read More About WLFN Fisheries Notice: July 18, 2023
Once all but snuffed out, T’exelcemc Fire Stewardship practices are coming back into practice, bringing new life back to the landscape. The last time pillars of smoke hung over T’exelc...
Read More About Bringing Fire Back to the Land
We are asking residents and visitors of Sugar Cane, BC about any badger activity noticed in the last few years. Please drop a pin on locations within IR 1 (Sugar...
Read More About The Public Asked to Contribute to Interactive Badger-Tracking Map
7am, the morning of Monday, September 20, 1999, two bulldozer operators reached their worksite on the 2300 Forest Service Road only to be handed a stop-work order. The order was...
Read More About It’s Better to be Inside the Tent: from Civil Disobedience to Seats at the Table
WLFN Members are asked to contribute to a survey regarding a potential partnership with Western Indigenous Pipeline group. Following the first engagement session held in September, two more community engagement...
Read More About Western Indigenous Pipeline Group – WLFN Member Survey
