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Protect the Chignecto Isthmus Coalition

The Protect the Chignecto Isthmus Coalition was founded in September 2025 to safeguard the people, wildlife, and natural resources of this vital region.

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Mission Statement

​​PCIC works to ensure that decisions about the Isthmus prioritize ecological integrity and community well-being.

 

By fostering collaboration across communities, governments, industries, and Indigenous peoples, we are building a resilient and sustainable economy that honours and integrates the wisdom of traditional custodians of the land and waters. Through partnership, respect, and shared stewardship, we protect biodiversity, strengthen climate security, and uphold democratic due diligence in all significant developments.

 

Our mission is to defend this landscape as a living bridge for current and future generations, ensuring its capacity to support life and livelihoods in a rapidly changing world.

Members of the Coalition

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See the faces of the opposition on our instagram.

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DISCLAIMER: AWI serves as the central coordinating hub for this coalition, bringing together a diverse network of organizations united under a shared umbrella. 

 

While we provide guidance, connection, and support to strengthen collective impact, each individual organization operates independently and remains solely responsible for its own actions and initiatives.

Contact Us

ADDRESS

PHONE

(506) 364-1902

220 Cookville Rd.
Cookville, NB E4L 1Z8

EMAIL

Atlantic Wildlife Institute (AWI), a charitable organization (#894331990RR0001) providing wildlife care, education, training, and emergency response services for the region.

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