Welcome to the
Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance

The LFFA is a voice for the first Nations of
the Lower Fraser River.

Harrison Watershed Working Group

October 1, 2021

Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm
Chilliwack Watershed Working Group

October 5, 2021

Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm
LFFA Mid Year Review

October 12 - 15, 2021

Location: Spirit Ridge - Osooyoos, BC
Lower Fraser and Estuary Watershed Working Group

October 20, 2021

Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm

LFFA Fishers Working Together

LFFA Fishers Working Together Video

In order to ensure that the Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance's Strategic Planning Framework is based on a shared sense of direction and reflects the needs and desires of all participations we have developed a guiding "Charter", that clearly articulates the following:

Vision: The desired, ideal outcome towards which the organization is working
Values: The guiding principles that determine how the group works together, how they expect to treat each other, and be treated by others
Mission: A statement that clearly expresses the purpose of the organization

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COVID-19 Communications

LFFA OFFICE CLOSURE EFFECTIVE MARCH 19, 2020

In light of recent decisions by the Federal and Provincial Governments, including having their employees work from home, all LFFA employees will do the same for the foreseeable future. Our office will be closed indefinitely until it appears reasonable to return. We respect the safety and health of our employees, the colleagues they interact with regularly and the general public. Our focus will be to maintain our operations understanding that there will be the odd challenge as we transition from our usual interactive in person business to remote engagements. The LFFA family thanks you for understanding as we do our part to minimize the growth of this virus.

First Nations, commercial, and recreational harvesters join forces to save Fraser River fish

‘We have to work together to rebuild these stocks while there is still time,’

DFO told B.C. salmon farmers, but not First Nations, about mouth rot disease

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Documents released under access to information legislation show federal scientists raised the alarm about a bacteria that causes potentially deadly lesions in Atlantic salmon, saying migrating Fraser River salmon were at risk.

TFN partners with conservation groups to help restore Fraser Estuary

Gary Point

The Rivershed Society of BC has released a graphic rendering that visually demonstrates the potential for a bold restoration initiative to restore the Fraser Estuary’s Sturgeon Bank near Richmond.