Healing Land,
Empowering People
Mission
Our mission is to heal the land and the people through impactful reciprocal restoration projects that strengthen the land, waters, culture, and well-being of Blueberry River First Nations people.
A Vision for the Future
Our vision is a thriving Blueberry River First Nations community, where restored ecosystems support cultural practices, hunting, fishing, and other rights guaranteed by Treaty 8. We believe that by healing the land, we are contributing to the physical, emotional, and cultural healing of the Blueberry River people.
Values
Reciprocal Restoration
The well-being of the land and people are tightly woven, with kinship and guardianship being central to our success.
Transparent Collaboration
The Society’s work is always and actively guided by Blueberry River First Nations in an open and accountable relationship that provides transparency to all.
World-Class Approaches
The Society’s work will draw from the best examples of reciprocal restoration from Blueberry River First Nations, the region, and around the world, adapted to, and focused on, meaningful restoration by and for Blueberry River First Nations.
Making Every Dollar Count
The Society responsibly stewards the resources entrusted to it with accountability for current and future generations of Blueberry River First Nations.
Agility and Sustainability
The Society acts at the right pace to balance the tension between speed and sustainability in ensuring Treaty Rights are restored.