The Coastal Conservation Department of BC Metis Federation is excited to invite you to a special event at 

 in Fort St. John, BC, on April 27th! Join us for a meet & greet and community gathering where you can share your thoughts and ideas on important conservation topics. This is your chance to connect with like-minded individuals and make your voice heard.

As a token of our appreciation, we will have some spill kits available for those in need, on a first-come, first-served basis. These kits are essential for anyone with a passion for protecting our coastal waters and are perfect for use on pleasure crafts.

In addition to the discussions and spill kits, we'll also have refreshments available for all attendees. It's sure to be a fun and informative event for everyone involved.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to connect with fellow conservationists, receive a valuable spill kit, and enjoy some refreshments. We look forward to seeing you there!

Dive into engaging group discussions and insightful presentations on coastal conservation. We will also have some spill kits available for those interested in receiving one for their pleasure craft.

Angel Fisher was born and raised in the Saskatchewan prairies by her Métis parents. Growing up with a fluent Michif-speaking father with ties to Métis politics and a mother actively involved and engaged with Métis through her work with provincial Métis organizations, Angel grew up fully immersed in the cultural and political world of the Métis.

After moving to British Columbia as a teen, Angel discovered her passion for assisting and serving Métis people in the province and has been doing so for nearly twenty years. Her journey began at the age of 18; having just graduated from high school, Angel began working for Métis Nation British Columbia. Throughout her time employed there, she took on various roles providing service to Métis people in British Columbia, such as Administrative Assistant, Provincial Registry Clerk, Data Health Clerk, and Employment and Training Assistant. After the birth of her son, Valentino Ace, Angel began her journey with BC Métis Federation, with various roles such as Program Support, Provincial Membership Clerk, Canadian Coast Guard Coordinator, and a political role as a Board of Director. Angel is now the Director of Coastal Conservation and leads a team of over 20 environmentally passionate people with the Coastal Water Protector program. Her love and deep connection to the ocean fuel her journey with the various projects, programs, and initiatives under the umbrella of Coastal Conservation.

Like his mother, Angel's son is emotionally passionate and invested in conservation, and at only age nine, he spends much of his free time researching climate change and the environmental crisis our home is in. Valentino’s curiosity, persistence, and compassion for the world were the driving force behind the development of the department’s ‘Coastal Pups’ project for children aged 5-11.

When Angel is not at work, she can be found photographing nature or capturing portraits. Having been internationally recognized and published over five times for her creative portraiture, she finds comfort in freezing moments in time. A naturally creative free spirit, Angel can often be found with a paintbrush creating abstract mixed-media art, a pen jotting down poetry, or barefoot in sand at the beach or the mossy earth of a West Coast rainforest.

Angel is the project lead for the Coastal Water Protectors. Her love of nature and deep connection to the ocean fuel her conservation journey.

Tidal Talks with the Coastal Water Protectors

April 27, 2024, 2:00 – 3:30 PM

Bizzybody Enterprises • Fort St. John, BC

Tidal Talks with the Coastal Water Protectors

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