不列颠哥伦比亚省政府在批准第一民族地点附近放牧方面未能遵循法律,导致达成了保护协议。 BC government failed to follow laws in approving grazing near First Nation sites, leading to a protective agreement.

不列颠哥伦比亚省森林做法委员会发现,政府在批准中途第一民族具有重要文化意义的遗址和水源附近的牲畜放牧计划时没有遵循法律。 The Forest Practices Board in British Columbia found that the government did not follow the law in approving livestock grazing plans near the Halfway River First Nation's culturally significant sites and water sources. 首个国家抱怨牲畜破坏地区和野生动物的流离失所, 以及潜在的水污染. The First Nation complained about livestock damaging sites and displacing wildlife, and about potential water contamination. 在委员会调查之后,政府和第一民族同意保护文化和生态资产,政府指示放牧者保护这些地区。 After the board's investigation, the government and First Nation agreed to protect cultural and ecological assets, with the government instructing grazers to safeguard these areas.