Fisheries - Environmental Stewardship & Fisheries - Musqueam

Skip to content Title & Rights Fisheries The objectives of Musqueam Fisheries are to: ensure community confidence and respect through clearly defined policy framework; improve relationships with external partners; enhance safety and security of Aboriginal Fisheries Offices (AFO); enhance stewardship role to protect our lands and waters; and strive for open and transparent communication with community. What we do Protect and enhance the inherent fishing rights of Musqueam, consistent with the Sparrow Supreme Court ruling. Ensure aquatic resource protection through consultation and negotiation with the Department of Fisheries and adjacent First Nation communities. Perform fisheries management cooperatively with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans. Responsible for monitoring, reporting, and ensuring compliance with regulations. Engage in economic development by examining fish sale opportunities and other species allocation transfers, creating business partnerships with the Tla’amin and Tsleil-Waututh Nations, and conducting employee training. Update policies and procedures to improve performance in a complex and changing environment. Department Contacts Lawrence Guerin, Interim Manager778-991-5510 / [email protected] Ronette Stogan, Assistant604-396-6829 / [email protected] Jocelyn Grant, AFO236-833-9412 / [email protected] Request to join the private Musqueam Fisheries Facebook Group. Watch the video below to learn more about Musqueam’s Fisheries and Environmental Stewardship departments. Title & Rights Community ServicesEducationEmployment & TrainingHealthLanguageRecreationSocial DevelopmentThe Children’s HouseFinance & AdminFacilitiesLands, Capital & HousingLands GovernanceHousingSafety and SecurityPublic WorksTitle & RightsArchaeologyArchivesEnvironmental StewardshipFisheriesIntergovernmental Affairs