Natural Indigenous Solutions Abound (NISA) is an Indigenous-owned company based in Nanaimo, British Columbia. We work alongside communities, organizations, governments, educational institutions, and businesses to transform ideas into practical initiatives that strengthen communities, create opportunities, and build lasting relationships.
Our journey began in website design, digital communications, and publishing. Today, our work has expanded to include community engagement, project development, strategic partnerships, funding support, education, and innovation—helping communities turn ideas into meaningful action.
Every successful project begins with listening.
We believe the strongest solutions come from communities themselves. By listening first, building trusted relationships, and working collaboratively with our partners, we develop practical initiatives that reflect local priorities, strengths, and aspirations.
Whether supporting new technologies, environmental sustainability, workforce development, or community education, our approach remains the same:
Listen first. Build relationships. Create opportunities.
Rather than promoting a particular technology, Kla-how’ya provides practical electric vehicle education through hands-on experiences, trusted information, and honest conversations. By bringing demonstrations, ride-and-drive experiences, and educational events directly to communities across Vancouver Island, we help people build the knowledge and confidence to make informed transportation decisions.
Communities continue to face new opportunities and new challenges. NISA is committed to helping communities navigate change through practical learning, meaningful partnerships, and collaborative problem-solving.
We believe every conversation has the potential to become a partnership, every partnership can create new opportunities, and every opportunity can strengthen a community.
The project aims to educate Indigenous communities on Vancouver Island about electric vehicles through demonstrations (test drives), community discussions and the distribution of information pamphlets designed specifically for the local Indigenous communities.
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Kla-How’-Ya is located on the Traditional Territory of Snuneymuxw First Nation.