Indigenous Stewardship Fund
Karl Dhillon, CPA, currently serves as an Investment Working Group Member for the $100M Watershed Security Fund of BC at the Real Estate Foundation of BC since September 2023. In addition, Karl has been the Chief Financial Officer of the Indigenous Aquatic Stewardship Fund since May 2019, focusing on business and organizational development aimed at environmental protection and education for Indigenous peoples. Since July 2011, Karl has held dual roles as Chief Financial Officer and Director of Business Development at the First Nations Fisheries Council of British Columbia, contributing to the development of this $10M not-for-profit organization. Previous experience includes serving as Chief Financial Officer for the Musqueam Indian Band, managing finances for a $35M organization. Earlier in the career, Karl worked at Oppenheimer Group as a Corporate Treasury Accountant, ICL Services as Corporate Controller, Shato Holdings Group as a Financial Analyst, and Polybottle Group Limited as a Divisional Controller, accumulating extensive expertise in financial management across various industries.
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Indigenous Stewardship Fund
Our Story Founded in 2019, The Indigenous Stewardship Fund is a charitable entity committed to leadership and stewardship in the realm of environmental conservation. We believe in the intrinsic value of Indigenous knowledge and the critical role it plays in the preservation and restoration of aquatic ecosystems. By engaging in collaborative partnerships, undertaking conservation initiatives, and leveraging scientific expertise, we work towards the shared goal of safeguarding the natural heritage of British Columbia’s aquatic resources. Our Mission The mission of the Indigenous Stewardship Fund is to focus on the preservation and sustainable management of British Columbia’s oceans, fresh water, public waterways, and riparian habitats. By valuing and integrating traditional Indigenous knowledge alongside contemporary approaches, we strive to protect and restore ecosystems, promote responsible fisheries practices, and ensure the long-term health and resilience of aquatic resources for the benefit of present and future generations. Our Vision Our vision is a future where ecosystems are preserved and enhanced through the wisdom of Indigenous knowledge, scientific innovation, and collaborative partnerships. By fostering sustainable practices, we strive for vibrant and resilient aquatic environments that provide vital benefits to both Indigenous communities and the broader public.