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Attachment C Information on UFFCA and Chief Thomas Alexis contact information Chief Thomas Alexis contact information: Email- chief@tlazten.bc.ca Cell- 250 996-1493 The Upper Fraser Fisheries Conservation Alliance promotes accountability in the conservation, protection, and sustainable harvest of UFFCA fish populations, as well as the health of the ecosystems upon which they depend. The UFFCA provides information regarding the state of the UFFCA Fish stocks and fisheries habitat. The UFFCA promotes and encourages: • Inclusive and transparent decision making regarding fisheries issues in the UFFCA area. • Stewardship of fisheries resources and sustainable harvesting practice • Sustainability in fisheries management and practices, • Cultural values associated with ancient practices The UFFCA provides advice and support services to UFFCA member communities on a range of issues from conservation and harvest planning and fisheries management, to environmental assessments and field science. The Alliance’s role is to support community based initiatives which support the overall strategic plan. The Alliance also assists with procuring resources for science and research while developing a continuous program of capacity development. The Alliance was created by 2005 under the Federal Department of Fisheries, Aboriginal Aquatic Resource & Oceans Management (AAROM) program. The key roles of the UFFCA are: • Provide technical analysis and advice on stock conservation including the identification of stocks in need of conservation actions. • Review federal; (and to a lesser degree) provincial fisheries programs, stock and habitat assessments, enhancement initiatives, and government policies and practices related to conservation of UFFCA stocks of interest. • Respect and honor the role of Aboriginal Traditional Knowledge (ATK) and its role in informing and furthering science. 7
Education Attachment D Dr. Gordon Hartman’s CV and written submission Gordon F. Hartman, Ph.D. Brief C.V. B.A., M.A., and Ph.D., 1954, 1956, and 1964 respectively from the University of British Columbia. One year doctoral program study at the Zoological Institute, Stockholm, Sweden. Experience Total of 57 years. Includes nine years in fisheries work concurrent with expanding my education, 18 years in research, five years+ in university teaching, eight years in management, and 12 years with consulting, writing, and three years international work in Africa. Totals do not add up completely because some experience times overlap. Publications About 95 altogether. Some are un-refereed , and some are popular outlet papers. Recently, several publications deal with macro-ecology. Co-author/editor with Dr. T. Northcote on a 789 page book on forestry-fisheries interactions – world-wide coverage. Environmental Assessments It may be relevant to add that I have been involved in assessing effects of hydro-electric projects (Kemano Completion, Revelstoke Dam, and the Oldman River Dam). I did a review of the Viphya Pulpmill Project in Malawi. In 1999 I did a preliminary review of the proposed Prosperity Gold-Copper mine at Fish Lake. Other projects include assessment of three different stream restoration projects in Alberta and B.C. These latter projects were done in collaboration with a professional geomorphologist. 8
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