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About Us
The National Aboriginal Lands Managers Association (NALMA) is a national, First Nation-led, non-political organization that supports First Nation land managers through capacity building, professional development, and technical support. We work alongside eight Regional Lands Associations (RLAs), connecting more than 260 professionals dedicated to advancing Indigenous land governance across Canada.
Professional Lands Management Certification
NALMA’s Professional Lands Management Certification Program (PLMCP) establishes professional credibility at a national level, formally recognizing skills and knowledge.
How to become a member of
NALMA
First Nations belonging to their respective Regional Lands Association (RLA) are automatically members of NALMA. For more information on membership, please follow the link below.
Upcoming Training & Events
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Species at Risk
March 3, 2026 – March 5, 2026
Species at Risk Our Species at Risk Toolkit training provides key information to Land Managers to ensure they comply with Species at Risk laws and regulations. With this training, we will provide the knowledge and tools to enable Land Managers to develop a Species at Risk program for their lands and present common principles, best Read more
News
- NALMA Celebrates Leona Irons-Cummings’ Appointment to the Order of Canada
- National Aboriginal Lands Managers Association Celebrates 25 Years of Advancing Indigenous Land Stewardship.
- First Nations-Led Joint Table on Waste Management and Illegal Dumping Established to Develop Options to Address Regulatory Gaps
