Chief councillor for the Kitasoo/Xai'xais Nation.
Klemtu, British Columbia
Joined June 2016
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We will be screening @kotlfilm this coming week in downtown Vancouver with @CPAWSbc and @REELCAUSES. After the film I will speak on a panel with my co-director Deirdre Leowinata and SFU assistant professor Dr. Kyle Wilson. Get your tickets:
reelcauses.org/keepers-of-th…
Today at @OurOceanGreece Gitdisdzu Lugyeks (Kitasu Bay) became the first Marine Protected Area in Canada to receive the international Blue Park Award for its conservation of marine biodiversity. Thanks @savingoceans for recognizing this work by our Nation.
Thank you @CanGeo for the interview.
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Lophelia reef, a globally unique cold-water coral reef in Kitasoo Xai'xais territory, is now protected: mypowellrivernow.com/46249/n…
Excited to be speaking on @bctoday today at 12:45pm about our Nation, the film, and the stewardship work we’re doing. Thanks @CBC.
Curious to know more about the Kitasoo Xai'xais Nation's stewardship work showcased in the film? Tune in to @cbcnewsbc @bctoday at 12:45pm with Michelle Eliot to talk @theVIMFF and indigenous conservation.
Klemtu has our own film now—we’re looking forward to sharing it with the world.
The trailer for our new Kitasoo Xai'xais film "Keepers of the Land" is out—check it out here.
The Keepers of the Land trailer is here! One small First Nation on Canada’s West Coast is taking big steps to reclaim power in a territory still rich with life. A new film from the Kitasoo Xai'xais Nation, directed by @DLeowinata and @DNeasloss.
Come see our Kitasoo Xai'xais Stewardship film 'Keepers of the Land' in the small room at the Nature Positive Pavilion at #COP15 today at 10:30am. See you there. #NatureCop
Our coastal guardian watchmen program is one of the best in Canada. We recently got granted #BCParks authority for enforcing conservation measures—a Canadian first, and a huge step for #reconciliation. Thanks @GeorgeHeyman and BC for the support.
ALT Elected Kitasoo Xai'xais chief Doug Neasloss stands on an aluminum boat with his team of uniformed coastal guardian watchmen and a BC Park Ranger having a friendly discussion on a calm day with the green waters of a high-cliffed inlet in the background.
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The Kitasoo Xai’xais Nation in Canada’s Great Bear Rainforest declared a new MPA, #GitdisdzuLugyeks, that will act as a permanent safe haven for fish stocks & other marine life. This will help ensure the ecosystem preserved for the future. @CFNGBI @DNeasloss @BluNatAlliance
Thanks @johnhua @GlobalBC for covering our Nation's story on #gitdisdzulugyeks tonight. Exciting times for our community and the B.C. coast.
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#oceanconservation
Some more photos from yesterday's community event, celebrating our Nation's new #gitdisdzulugyeks marine protected area. Thank you to our hereditary chiefs and matriarchs for taking this step. #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay #oceanconservation
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We celebrate the announcement of the new Gitdisdzu Lugyeks (Kitasu Bay) Marine Protected Area! Find out more: youtu.be/joEtIUQ1MuU #GitdisdzuLugyeks
Super excited to announce our new #GitdisdzuLugyeks (Kitasu Bay) Marine Protected Area. Yesterday on #IndigenousPeoplesDay our hereditary chiefs signed the declaration, backed by our coastal guardian watchmen, council, and witnessed by the community.
newswire.ca/news-releases/ki…
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Honoured to have joined @DNeasloss in this thoughtful, nuanced look by @futureecologies at the N American Model of Wildlife Conservation, including how Indigenous-led stewardship of grizzly bears illuminates an alternative, Decolonial model for relationships with other species.
NEW EPISODE [FE4.5]
In Part 2 of this mini-series, we're bringing you a success story from the Great Bear Rainforest, and another articulation of how we can relate to wildlife — complete with its own set of guiding principles, naturally.
futureecologies.net/listen/f…
Super excited to announce our new #GitdisdzuLugyeks (Kitasu Bay) Marine Protected Area. Yesterday on #IndigenousPeoplesDay our hereditary chiefs signed the declaration, backed by our coastal guardian watchmen, council, and witnessed by the community.
newswire.ca/news-releases/ki…
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We're excited to announce the completion of a new study that further defines the topic of #foodsecurity for #grizzly #bears in BC! Thank you to Lana. M Ciarniello and all those that were involved in the creation of this report.
grizzlybearfoundation.com/bl…
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What an amazing story from @DNeasloss, @spiritbearbc and Kitasoo/Xai'xais! @IndigenousBC @KeithHenryMetis @CFNGBI xitter.cf/coastfunds/status/9721…
Bears, adventure, and the rich culture of the Kitasoo/Xai’xais people. Spirit Bear Lodge brought them all together to create a successful #ecotourism business in the #greatbearrainforest coastfunds.ca/stories/the-su… @spiritbearbc #coastfunds #greatbearrainforest
I thought I better share with all 5 of my Twitter followers xitter.cf/coastfunds/status/9635…
RT @brodieguy: @DNeasloss and Merv Child participating in discussion on conservation financing with CONAP—the Confederation of Amazonian Nationalities of Peru, people working for the rights of Peru's indigenous people #conservation @WWFColombia @WWFCanada
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#GivingTuesday is here! Help us meet our #GivingTuesdayCA fundraising goal of $5k to ensure young minds are taught about the roles of #grizzlies in our ecosystems, and kept safe by teaching them how to respond to bear sightings.
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Feeling extra generous today? help @CFNGBI & @Raincoast #SaveTheGreatBears by permanently ending commercial trophy hunting of large carnivores in the Great Bear Rainforest, incl bears, wolves & cougars raincoast.org/great-bears