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Dustin

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Name

Dustin Fournier

Location

Beaver First Nation, AB

Description

Dustin is a member of Beaver First Nation from the Childs Lake/Boyer River communities in the Treaty 8 Territory. He spent 12 years in the oil and gas industry where his career focused on the Production Sector such as production testing, service rigs, pipeline and facility construction. Dustin now operates Beaver First Nation’s Lands & Resources department and also sits on the NWAB Stewardship Plan. Dustin’s nation has taken strides to minimize their carbon footprint by introducing solar power to the community. One of his key roles is to ensure that the Beaver Peoples rights are recognized and protected. Dustin believes with more green energy projects it will allow his community to get back to their roots.

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