Gidayaangwaami’idimin Ezhi-Inawendiyang is the Ojibwe name for our Tribe's Natural Resources Division. Gidayaangwaami’idiimin Ezhi-Inawendiyang refers to the way that Division staff are careful in the way we work with our relatives: fish, animals, plants, and all others. We have Environmental, Fisheries, and Wildlife Programs that work together on coordinated, tribal-led stewardship.

We provide biological, ecological, and environmental services related to the Tribe’s hunting, fishing, gathering, and other reserved rights under the 1836 Treaty of Washington. The Environmental Program provides regulatory services related to environmental protection, including monitoring and maintaining air and water quality, as well as managing brownfields. The Fisheries Program supports the implementation of the Consent Decree for Great Lakes treaty fishing and the fishery portion of the 2007 Inland Decree. The Wildlife Program supports the non-fishing implementation of the 2007 Inland Consent Decree and the 2006 Memorandum of Understanding with the United States Forest Service.

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Online Reporting Forms:

Subsistence Fish Catch Report
https://fs29.formsite.com/SaultT/2eqp9ls11o/index 

Bear Harvest Report Form
https://fs29.formsite.com/SaultT/dqu6p7khw8/index 

Specially Regulated Methods of Harvest Report
https://fs29.formsite.com/SaultT/p2fhrafvnt/index 

Annual Inland Harvest Report
https://fs29.formsite.com/SaultT/ecpjrqbnhu/index 

Additional Forms:

Subsistence Fish Catch Report Browser Mobile Friendly

2025 Black Lake Sturgeon Lottery Application
https://fs29.formsite.com/SaultT/hcmmwnnbnt/index 

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