Tahltan
The Tahltan are an Indigenous people of northwestern British Columbia, Canada, whose traditional territory spans portions of the Stikine and Nass River valleys. Their communities are concentrated in towns such as Telegraph Creek and Iskut, with the Tahltan Nation representing a number of bands and communities within this region. The Tahltan language belongs to the Northern Athabaskan branch of the Na-Dene language family, and while historically widespread, it is considered endangered; revival efforts include language classes and community programs.
Historically, Tahltan life was organized around a seasonal round that relied on salmon and other fish, game,
In the modern era, the Tahltan Nation is represented by the Tahltan Central Government, which advocates for
Important locations within Tahltan territory include Telegraph Creek on the Stikine River and the Iskut area,