lastly, there is nettle island (reserve # 5). this reserve is outside the hupacasath territory in the broken group islands in barkley sound. this property was purchased from arthur maynard in the early 1900s. it was purchased because the hupacasath people traveled down the inlet to barkley sound frequently to conduct business with other first nations (i.e. trade and barter), to visit relatives, and to attend potlatches held in the area. today nettle island is used for camping and seafood gathering. in addition, it is now part of the pacific rim national park. therefore, tourists from all over the world now travel to and around nettle island to partake in activities such as camping, fishing and kayaking.