Land, Climate & Environment

Department Overview & Priorities

The Glooscap Natural Resource and Environment department are responsible for administering the Food, Social and Ceremonial component. This includes distributing lobster tags to Glooscap First Nation members, responding to members’ questions and requests, planning and delivering community workshops, and attending all Food Social and Ceremonial fisheries-related meetings throughout the province.

Other duties related to understanding and keeping Council and the community informed on issues pertaining to Species at Risk, hunting rights and environmental concerns.

selection of earthen bowls showing a variety of dried natural materials like pinecones, grains, dried flowers

Land Use Plan

This comprehensive Land Use Plan guides future development on reserve lands, including housing, utilities, community facilities, and business development. It ensures that growth aligns with the community’s vision for the future while meeting the needs of community members.

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Our Community Impact

For more information on Commercial Fisheries, please visit the Glooscap Ventures website. 

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