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Albert Marshall

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Lands Manager at Eskasoni First Nation
📍 Nova Scotia, Canada

Albert Marshall is the Lands Manager at Eskasoni First Nation, recognized for his in-depth knowledge of land governance. He is responsible for land appraisals, environmental assessments, GIS data management, and developing land use plans. He attended University College of Cape Breton and the University of Saskatchewan.

He is dedicated to community engagement and collaboration among First Nations, frequently leading seminars on land use planning. His professional activities involve travel for board meetings and workshops, reflecting a commitment to continuous learning and networking within his field. His background includes hands-on environmental data collection.

Before managing land, Albert worked as a commercial diver harvesting sea urchins.

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Experience
25 Years
Current Role
Lands Manager
Job Level
Middle
Location
Nova Scotia, Canada
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Community Land Planning
He leads land use planning seminars and emphasizes community consultation as a crucial first step in the development process for Eskasoni First Nation.
Indigenous Land Governance
As a Lands Manager who attends NALMA executive board meetings, he is actively involved in the principles and practices of managing First Nations lands.
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Career

Work history

9-2002
Lands Manager
Eskasoni First Nation
4-1997 - 8-1997
Data Collection
EFCW
10-1993 - 4-1995
Commercial Diver
Havlock Seafoods
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Education
1995 - 2010
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University College of Cape Breton and University of Saskatchewan
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