Our diverse partners include government agencies, Indigenous organizations, non-government organizations, and academic and research institutions.

Our partnership consists of voting and non-voting Steering Committee members that regularly engage by joining working groups, collectively determining programmatic priorities and organizational structure for the NWBP, collaborating on projects, and, when possible, providing in-kind support, funding, or capacity.

Steering Committee Partners

Indigenous Organizations
Yukon River Inter-Tribal Watershed Council
Tanana Chiefs Conference

Universities & Research Institutions
University of Alberta
​University of Northern British Columbia
​Yukon University

Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
Ducks Unlimited Canada
Northern Alaska Environmental Center
Wildlife Management Institute

US & Canada Federal Government Agencies
Canadian Forest Service
US Army Corps, Cold Regions Research and Engineering Lab
US Bureau of Land Management
US Fish and Wildlife Service
US Forest Service
US Geological Survey, Alaska Climate Adaptation Science Center

State & Provincial Government Agencies
Northwest Territories Government - Environment & Natural Resources
Yukon Government - Department of Environment

​Our Partnership also has several individual members who do not formally represent an organization, but bring invaluable expertise and life experience to our work. These include Indigenous leaders, students, and retired professionals.

Steering Committee members visit the Little Tonsina River Fish Passage Project.

We welcome new partners.

There are several ways to participate, as a voting member, associate member, or project collaborator.

Contact Partnership Director, Leanna Heffner for more information.

October 2022 Fall Partnership Meeting in Copper Center, AK. Engaged in facilitated discussion around Indigenous Land Stewardship and how to transform land planning.