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Tribal Park Allies

About

Visit Tribal Parks

Tribal Park Allies

Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Park Allies

Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Park Allies

Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Park Allies

Certified Allies and advocates for the Indigenous lands and waters we call home.
Certified Allies and advocates for the Indigenous lands and waters we call home.
Certified Allies and advocates for the Indigenous lands and waters we call home.

Measurable impact of our stewardship

The Tribal Park Allies program connects local businesses with Tla-o-qui-aht First Nations to contribute to the common goal of restoring and protecting our shared home for future generations.

90
90

Businesses

Businesses

Participating and growing!

$1,155,000
$1,155,000

Raised

Raised

From Ally contributions between 2019- 2024

239,750
239,750

Tonnes

Tonnes

Waste removed from beaches and waters in 2023

Join these outstanding businesses in supporting Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Parks

How it works

Certified impact, made simple

Commit

Businesses commit to follow protocols including collecting a 1% fee from customers.

Certify

Business receive certification and promotional support.

Give

Contributions are directed towards community and environmental projects.

Amplify

Promote your certification and inspire businesses and individuals to take action.

Hear how Allied businesses have benefited from joining

Mark Hobson Gallery
Pacific Sands Beach Resort
Basic Goodness Pizzeria

What current Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Park Allies have to say

"The Tribal Parks Allies program allows Hotel Zed to give back to the community in a way that we really want to. We really feel strongly that lifting up other people around us helps us all grow and helps us all be stronger."

Myles Beeby

Assistant General Manager, Hotel Zed Tofino

“Our business depends on this environment here. To businesses that have thought of becoming a Tribal Parks Ally, I would highly encourage it.”

Keith Phillips

Founding Partner, West Coast Aquatic Safaris

“There are so many things you get out of being an Ally. Education is a huge one: They come in and teach our staff so much about the area and the history. That helps our staff feel enriched, and more education gets passed on to our guests. It really enriches the guests' experience.”

Jill Salter

Marina Operations Manager, Tofino Resort & Marina

Benefits of Allyship

Community Engagement & Brand Growth

Community Engagement & Brand Growth

Community Engagement & Brand Growth

Opportunities to connect and collaborate with a network of like-minded businesses, and recognition for leadership in ethical tourism.

Marketing Support & Promotion

Receive free marketing materials and toolkits to promote participation and attract ethical travelers.

Donation Tax Credit

As a Qualified Donee, the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation is able to issue donation receipts for your contributions.

Ally Orientation Training

Improve your tour offerings and educate staff with a Tribal Parks Guardian.

Get Certified

Get Certified

Still have questions?

Get in touch with our Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Parks liaison and we’ll be happy to help.

Address:

1119 Pacific Rim Highway, Tofino, BC, Canada, V0R 2Z0

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Address:

1119 Pacific Rim Highway, Tofino, BC, Canada, V0R 2Z0

Contact:

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Address:

1119 Pacific Rim Highway, Tofino, BC, Canada, V0R 2Z0

Contact:

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