Pacheedaht First Nation (PFN) is a proud and progressive community dedicated to improving the health, safety, and self-reliance of its people by exercising their jurisdiction, authority, and responsibilities. Its goal is to preserve the culture, values, and language of the Pacheedaht people while strengthening community infrastructure, social wellness, community unity and self-governance. The PFN has four reserves on 174 hectares of land within its traditional territory in Port Renfrew, 80km from Victoria. The Pacheedaht people are estimated to number 286, including 100 members living on reserve. Port Renfrew is a popular tourist destination for outdoor activities like hiking trails, exploring beaches, surfing, kayaking, camping, and fishing.