The Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance is an Indigenous technical organization that works to advance the collective fisheries interests of Lower Fraser First Nations.

We are Sq'eptset Syoyes Sth'o'th'eqwi – fishers working together.

LFFA celebrates 10+ years of fishers working together

On Oct 1st , 2nd and 3rd we welcomed project partners to a three-day anniversary celebration.

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'A special moment': Water again flowing at Red Slough on the Pitt River, fresh hope for salmon
'A special moment': Water again flowing at Red Slough on the Pitt River, fresh hope for salmon
'Absolute salmon factory': B.C. restoration project shows early signs of success
'Absolute salmon factory': B.C. restoration project shows early signs of success
LFFA celebrates 10+ years of fishers working together
LFFA celebrates 10+ years of fishers working together
Katzie FN and WWF release new video on restoration work being done in the Pitt River
Katzie FN and WWF release new video on restoration work being done in the Pitt River

Katzie First Nation and WWF Canada released a new video on the restoration they are doing in partnership with LFFA.

NEW PROJECT

Skwó:wech Sturgeon Monitoring

The Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance is looking to expand First Nation’s scientific understanding of Lower Fraser Skwó:wech and the health of their population.

With this new 2-year project (2024–2026) we will not only learn more about this crucial species but also empower First Nations communities to lead data collection efforts.

Project highlight

Revitalizing Indigenous Law for Land, Air and Water

RELAW gathers and analyzes Indigenous stories and Elders' knowledge to extract legal principles to help inform LFFA’s stewardship practices.

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