"The Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance has worked in partnership with KDLP for a number of years,focusing primarily on fish habitat enhancement and environmental monitoring of Katzie’s traditional territories in the Pitt Watershed. KDLP‘s services have always been top notch, and their involvement has been critical in helping the LFFA support Katzie in their pursuit of indigenous led, holistic environmental and aquatic management. Without the expertise of the KDLP Archaeology and [Field Technician Department], many of the successes we have experienced over the past 5 years would not have been possible. We look forward to continuing this fruitful relationship well into the future."
-Ian Hamilton, LFFA

“We are thrilled to be working in partnership with KDLP staff on the Alouette Reservoir Nutrient Restoration project with the goal of protecting wild salmon in the [KFN] traditional territories. The work is based on the mutual objective of ensuring healthy wild salmon populations for future generations and the innovative projects are co-delivered under the principles of shared stewardship of the aquatic ecosystem. We look forward to continuing to strengthen our relationship, share knowledge and make a difference in the Alouette watershed.”
- James Mack, Assistant Deputy Minister, Water, Fisheries and Coast Division, Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship