First Nation Indigenous Warriors Society

01/10/2026

Logging company needs to stop destroying their own equipment! Land defenders are not criminals... they are there to protect. SAVE THE OLD GROWTH!!! 🌲🌳🪾🪵

Statement from Walbran Camp 📌

We are aware of reports that logging equipment near camp has been damaged and that there is an insinuation that those at camp are being blamed for damage with a quoted value at $5 million.

Our community operates under a clear code of conduct grounded in peace, respect, and the well-being of all. That code explicitly prohibits violence and the damage or destruction of property. These principles guide our actions and the expectations we hold for anyone associated with camp.

Assigning blame before the facts are known serves to vilify old-growth forest protectors without grounds.

We ask that media investigate this story further. We support a full and transparent investigation and urge restraint from speculation. We remain committed to peaceful presence, accountability, and truth, and will continue to act in accordance with our code of conduct.

01/10/2026

Listen to the Elders... Protect the old growth.

01/10/2026

The Day Is Here!!
Political and Social "Rising Up"
Indigenous communities across North America are actively engaged in powerful movements to address historical injustices and assert their rights.
Land Reclamation and Sovereignty: There is a strong, ongoing movement to reclaim lands and assert sovereignty and self-governance. This includes legal battles, activism, and community-led initiatives focused on achieving jurisdiction and governance over their own affairs.
Resistance to Industry: Indigenous communities are prominent in resisting industries such as mining when projects threaten their lands and access to clean water, with actions spanning from Ontario to Panama.
Increased Visibility: There is increased visibility of Indigenous issues in media and public consciousness, as activists seize the moment to amplify demands for justice and non-Natives pay more attention to these issues.
Addressing Disparities: Efforts are ongoing to tackle systemic barriers and inequalities in housing, education, employment, and income that still result in significant socio-economic gaps between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples.
In summary, "natives are rising up" is an accurate description of a major demographic shift and a significant, ongoing socio-political movement across North America.

01/02/2026

First Nation Indigenous Warriors Society & All Warriors Supports The Old Growth Forrest!!!
Old-growth trees are crucial for the environment as massive carbon sinks, vital habitats for diverse species, regulators of water cycles, and protectors against erosion and floods, thanks to their complex structures and vast root systems, making them key allies in combating climate change and supporting overall ecosystem health. They store huge amounts of carbon, purify air and water, provide unique habitats (including for rare species), and increase forest resilience to climate impacts like fires, offering benefits far beyond younger forests. Once these giants are gone, we'll see vast flooding and landslides like never before. Not to mention the loss of animals, birds and creepy things that call the forrest home. Please support old growth. Thank You!!!

01/02/2026

Support old growth... no money in the world is worth it's destruction.

12/28/2025

The Bush Bus!! ✊

12/28/2025

Bringing music to old growth!!!

They can’t stop the Mohawks! MOHAWKS BRING MUSIC TO FAIRYCREEK!!! Music is not a crime.

They shut down our fundraiser and you all donated over $8000 to help us bring a crew of warriors to the front lines of the old growth.

Well… we don’t stop. Plans are still going ahead and we are bringing music to the forest.

HELP US BRING THE MOHAWK MUSIC FESTIVAL TO THE TREES!!!

Type 🌳 for the new gofundme link or … just email the crew directly to support us quickly as we pack up to head west!!!!

12/21/2025

The Winter Solstice... 🌨️❄️

As the earth rests beneath a blanket of snow, it reminds us to take this time to recuperate.

Tonight is the longest night of the year. Traditionally the Winter Solstice is a time to reflect on the past, to tell stories, and to renew ourselves for the year ahead.

Tomorrow, after its extended rest, the sun will return, and the days will gradually grow long again. But tonight, we will be following the sun’s lead and using this time to recharge.

We thank Elders Florence and Philip Paynter and Elder Bone for sharing their wisdom and guiding us through ceremony earlier this month.

12/21/2025

Warriors of the past are rising again...

08/25/2025

The Mohawk Warrior Flag was designed by Karoniaktajeh Louis Hall in 1974. Hall was an artist, writer, and activist from Kahnawake. It was initially called the "unity flag" or "Indian flag", depicting an Indigenous man with long hair over top a yellow sunburst and red banner. This was changed in the 1980's with the man being replaced with a Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) warrior. The flag was highlighted in the media during the Oka Crisis and became a symbol of resistance for Kanien’kehá:ka people