On Aug 21, 2007 the Tahltan elders of Iskut and Telegraph creek blockaded Shell from resuming their destructive Coalbed Methane operations in the Sacred Headwaters.
This is the latest in an ongoing battle over resource development at the birthplace of three of Canada's great salmon rivers, a place aboriginal groups consider sacred.
Archive
Tahltan Links
- - Tahltan Central Council
- - Sacredheadwaters.Com
- - Tahltan First Nations
- - BC First Nations Land Info
- - A Tahltan Photo Archive
- - Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition
- - Indigenous Environmental Network
- - LandKeepers
- - Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs
- - Tahltan - BC Gov Info Page
- - Encyclopedia Britannica - Tahltan
Research
Tools
Further Reading
- - Reflections on Research with, for, and among Indigenous Peoples (PDF)
- - Stories from Home: First Nations, Land Claims, and Euro-Canadians (PDF)
- - The Community Dynamics of Source Water Protection: The Structure and Dynamics of the Human Dimensions of Source Water Protection in the Memphis Metropolitan Area (PDF)
- - Perceptions of a Changing Environment in Madison County, Georgia and some Implications for River Conservation (PDF)
- - Community Dynamics and Environmental Protection in Chicago (PDF)
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