General Meeting with Lobster Fishers – Fall Lobster Fishery 2021
The Natural Resources Directorate will be hosting a meeting with interested fishers for the upcoming fall lobster fishery. The purpose of the meeting is to determine the number of interested fishers and vessels for the planning of the season. The meeting will be at the Natural Resources building in the Conference Room 1.
Upcoming Meeting
Date: Friday, August 13, 2021
Time: 10:00 am
Location: Conference Room 1 – Natural Resources Building – 44 Dundee Rd
Listuguj Coastal Restoration Project
We are please to announce that the Natural Resources Directorate, under the funding of the Coastal Restoration program, has embarked on a project to restore and preserve our coastal wetlands. PESCA Environment has been contracted to consult and assist in the planning and implementation of this project.
This project aims to revitalize the wetland habitat near the fishermen’s lodge and pow wow grounds.
To learn more about this project see the poster below for details, and for further information please contact Maureen Isaac or Denny Isaac at 418-788-3022.
Listuguj Coastal Restoration Project
The Natural Resources Directorate, under the funding of the Coastal Restoration program, has embarked on a project to restore and preserve our coastal wetlands. PESCA Environment has been contracted to consult and assist in the planning and implementation of this project.
This project aims to revitalize the wetland habitat near the fishermen’s lodge and pow wow grounds.
To learn more about this project see the poster below for details, and for further information please contact Maureen Isaac or Denny Isaac at 418-788-3022.
Natural Resources and Capital and Infrastructure Remain Open – Phones/Internet Down
The phones and internet at the Natural Resources and Capital and Infrastructure building are currently not working. They will remain open as they work to fix this issue. If you need to reach them, please visit them directly at 44 Dundee Road.
Listuguj Fishers Catch Blue Lobster
Our Listuguj lobster fishers caught a blue lobster today, May 13, 2021. The chances of catching a blue lobster are 1 in 2,000,000. After taking a few photos of their catch, the crew of the Desert Storm 1 returned it to the water.
Desert Storm 1 Crew:
Marcus Wysote, Captain
Perley Caplin, Deckhand
Ryan Wysote, Deckhand
Nick James Wysote, Deckhand
Vessel Naming Contest
Help us name our new patrol vessel! This new vessel will support the monitoring and enforcement needs of the Listuguj Rangers and Natural Resources Directorate in the salmon and lobster fisheries.
The winning name will be announced at the Migwite’tm Commemoration Event on June 11, 2021. Send in your suggestions by May 31, 2021 to james.metallicsloan@listuguj.ca and use ‘M81’ in the subject line.
Prize for winning name: $250 cash
Each name submission will also be entered for a chance to win a $50 gift card.
Vessel Details:
Constructed by: Stanley Boats (Coastal 25 Hardtop)
Hull Material: Aluminum
Length: 25 feet 6 inches
Width: 8 feet 6 inches
Maximum Crew: Nine people
Weight Capacity: 2,958 pounds
Listuguj Forestry Season Memo
Natural Resources Directorate – Forestry
Memo
For all those who are looking to take part in the upcoming Listuguj Forestry season, please contact us by email at martin_cummings@listuguj.ca to show your interest by May 7, 2021. For those without an email address, please contact the Natural Resources Directorate by phone at 788-3022. Any expression of interest after this date will not accepted.
Here’s a list of available positions/equipment required:
- Cable or grapple skidder
- Logging Trucks
- Heavy Equipment (Bull Dozer, Grader, etc.)
- Feller Buncher
- Delimber
- Slasher
- Multi-Processor harvester
- Forwarder
Please provide your contact information, type of equipment, experiences, and the number of Listuguj community members who will be employed directly or indirectly with your forestry services.
The LMG will do a follow-up by calling the selected forestry contractors. Official registration with an LMG business number and contract will follow.
Dr. Fred Metallic, Director of Natural Resources