Wildlife | Land | Restoration
Resources
The Resources Department supports the stewardship of Lhoosk’uz Dené lands through planning, policy development, restoration, and community engagement. Our work focuses on balancing environmental protection, economic opportunity, and the long-term well-being of the Nation.
News
Wildfire Update Monday July 23
Kluskus IR 1 is not on Alert or in any immediate danger, this is just a community update regarding the fires in the territory. We will be posting updates as
Wildfire Activity Near Kluskus and Kluskoil: July 20, 2026
The Quesnel Fire Centre continues to monitor lightning-caused fires around Kluskus and Kluskoil and has crews working on several fires in the surrounding area. Cooler temperatures and recent moisture have
Chinook Fishing Opens on the Fraser River
The Lhoosk’uz Dené Nation Natural Resources Department advises members that fishing for Chinook (Spring) salmon using dip nets opened on Friday, July 10, 2026, and will remain open until September
Building Resilience
Projects & Initiatives
Carbon Credit Initiative
Lhoosk’uz Dené Nation is developing a carbon credit initiative that supports climate solutions while creating new economic opportunities. This work focuses on innovative approaches to storing carbon, reducing wildfire risk, and participating in green markets.
Indigenous Park
We are exploring the creation of a Lhoosk’uz-managed Indigenous Park. This initiative emphasizes land stewardship, cultural protection, and community involvement, with land guardianship and sustainable revenue opportunities as key components.
Bioenergy & Energy Security
The Nation is advancing a biomass combined heat and power project that uses local forest waste to generate clean energy. This project supports energy sovereignty, reduces reliance on diesel, lowers emissions, and creates local employment.
Wildfire Resilience
Wildfire preparedness and resilience remain a priority. Ongoing work includes planning, community education, and fuel management to help protect homes, infrastructure, and culturally important lands.
Climate Action
Lhoosk’uz Dené Nation is advancing climate action initiatives that strengthen community resilience, reduce emissions, and support energy independence.
Our work includes clean energy planning, wildfire preparedness, emergency coordination, and on-the-ground projects that improve safety and sustainability in the community. We collaborate with regional partners and technical experts to develop practical, community-led solutions.
These efforts are supported through external funding and are designed to create long-term benefits for current and future generations.
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