Natural Resources...
Our commitment to environmental stewardship is deep-rooted and tied to a tradition and history with the land and our way of life. Our programs are nationally-recognized for excellence:
- The Tribes spend over $10 million a year on natural resources and land management to protect and enhance those resources on the Reservation.
- We maintain strict environmental standards for air and water quality.
- We are the first tribe in the nation to designate our own wilderness area, the Mission Mountains Wilderness Area.
- Under the cooperative management agreement between the Tribes and the State of Montana, thousands of acres on the Flathead Reservation are open to non-Tribal members for fishing and bird hunting on the Flathead Reservation.
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Recommended Links
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2017-2018 Flathead Indian Reservation Bird Hunting Regulations.Final.4.23.17.pdf
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2018_01_25_13_03_02.pdf
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64A Rev 2 3-16-17.pdf
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64A Shoreline Rules & Regulations
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04/16/2018 10:06 AM | |
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CONFEDERATED SALISH AND KOOTENAI TRIBES FERRY BASIN ELK AND LITTLE MONEY BIGHORN SHEEP APPLICATION FORM
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Non-Member 2017-2018.pdf
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11/21/2019 11:55 AM | |
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public_landstatusCSKT-34x44_March2020.pdf
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public_landstatusCSKT_8x11-March2020.pdf
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