About

Atlantic Region Aboriginal Lands Association

Providing capacity building, training and expertise for First Nation Lands Managers
The Atlantic Region Aboriginal Lands Association (ARALA) was established in March 2000 and became incorporated under the Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act in 2019. 

The Atlantic Region Aboriginal Lands Association is a non-political organization and operates as a technical land management advisory board and it is not intended to provide political consultation on land related issues.

The Executive Board of Directors is comprised of 6 members from various First Nation communities in the Atlantic region.

Purpose
  • To raise professional standards of First Nation Lands Management professionals by providing opportunities for training, professional capacity development, mentoring and technical expertise in the area of First Nation Lands Management;
  • To develop and maintain communication among First Nation Lands Management professionals;
  • To build and promote the Atlantic Region Aboriginal Lands Association throughout Atlantic First Nations and to encourage their membership with ARALA;
  • To promote, encourage and recognize First Nations for the successful work they have done in the area of First Nation Lands Management.

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