Decisions about our lands have lasting impacts for future generations. Consistent with Kijik’s mission, the Corporation is exploring a second conservation easement.


A Conservation Easment is an agreement where a land holder,
like Kijik, commits to permanently limit certain types of
development and protect the land’s natural, cultural or
subsistence value, while retaining ownership.


Kijik seeking shareholder input to understand the values, priorities, and considerations that should guide this work. Your participation will help ensure that shareholder voices remain an important part of this process.


The survey results are confidential and are being analyzed and presented anonymously by a third party. All results will be reported in aggregate to the Corporation and Board of Directors.


To thank you for participation, Shareholders who complete the survey will receive $20 gift card once identity is confirmed.

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1. First and Last Name (Required.)

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2. Email Address (Required.)

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3. Phone Number

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4. What do you believe should be the Board's highest responsibility when making long-term decisions about Corporation lands? (Select up to three.) (Required.)

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5. Which statement resonates most with you? (Required.)

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6. What do you think should guide the Corporation's decisions about its lands? (Required.)

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7. In what ways are Corporation lands important to you or your family? (Select all that apply.) (Required.)

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8. If the Corporation moves forward with a conservation easement, what outcomes are most important to you? (Select up to three.) (Required.)

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9. If the proposed conservation easement is completed, how would you prioritize the revenue generated? (Rank your top five.) (Required.)

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10. As additional revenue becomes available, which approach do you believe best supports Kijik Shareholders over the long term? (Select one.) (Required.)

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11. If the Board had to choose between immediate dividends and investments that could generate larger shareholder benefits in the future, which approach would you prefer? (Required.)

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12. What is most important to you as the Board evaluates this conservation easement opportunity? (Select up to three.) (Required.)

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13. Do you have any additional information for the Board of Directors regarding a second conservation easement?

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