NALMA is a dynamic organization committed to providing efficient tools and resources to its members through the Regional Land Associations and Associate Members. We honour the members of each of the Associations for their hard work and dedication, which allows NALMA to undertake the many challenges that support and promote best practices in First Nation land management.On December 21, 2000, the National Aboriginal Lands Managers Association (NALMA) became officially incorporated as a non-profit, non-political organization with an elected Regional Board of Directors.MissionNational Organization of First Nation Lands Managers which will actively network towards the enhancement of professional development and technical expertise in the functions of Lands Management and which will also incorporate First Nations values and beliefs in Lands Management always keeping in mind the grass-root practices when dealing with Lands Management.ValuesAs stewards of the land we are committed to empowering land managers to the highest standards of ethics and professionalism. We are responsible for the sustainable management of our ancestral lands for future generations.To raise professional standards in Land Management, NALMA's mandate focuses on three areas.1. Technical Support: NALMA is able to provide technical expertise in the area of land management to both First Nation Lands Managers, First Nation organizations and government agencies2. Networking and Communication: NALMA will provide a channel for successfully networking through open lines of communication, knowledge sharing, and the establishment of partnerships and strategic alliances across Canada.3. Professional Development: NALMA will provide training and capacity building opportunities for First Nation Lands Managers.