Esgenoôpetitj First Nation Fisheries Science Department
614 micmac road
Esgenoôpetitj First Nation, NB E9G 2C3
Phone: 506-776-1318
Primary contact: Sara McCafferty
Website: https://efnfisheries.ca/
Language of Service: English
Scope of Activities: Local
Region: Acadian Peninsula & Northeast
Purpose: The purpose of the Esgenoôpetitj First Nation Fisheries Science Department is to protect, restore, and monitor the lands and waters within Esgenoopetitj and Tabusintac watersheds. The department aims to blend Indigenous Knowledge with Western science, support community decision-making, safeguard Species at Risk, and strengthen environmental stewardship for present and future generations.
Activities: The Esgenoôpetitj First Nation Fisheries Science Department delivers a wide range of environmental services designed to protect, monitor, and restore the lands and waters within Esgenoôpetitj’s Traditional Territory. Our work combines Indigenous Knowledge, community priorities, and Western science to support long-term stewardship and informed decision-making. Our core activities include Aquatic & Terrestrial Species at Risk (SAR) Research, Water Quality Monitoring & Aquatic Health Assessments, Community Engagement, Education & Knowledge Sharing, and Guardian Program Support
Resources Available to the Public: Children’s programs, Community planning, Environmental monitoring, Environmental research, Original print, audio or video educational resources, Workshops and events, Aquatic Science training/professional development