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News and information from 1854 Treaty Authority
Jul
10

10 Days Left to Apply! Human Resource Generalist/Office Manager

VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT:

The 1854 Treaty Authority is hiring a Human Resource Generalist/Office Manager. Application materials are due July 21st, 2023.

      

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Jun
26

2023 1854 Ceded Territory Moose Hunt

NOW AVAILABLE: the 2023 Moose Hunt Information Packet and Application

APPLICATIONS ARE DUE AUGUST 11TH, 2023! No late applications will be accepted.

Moose season opens September 15th and runs through December 31st, 2023, or until a harvest limit of 15 moose is reached for each band (whichever is sooner). 

*50 permits will be distributed total, (25 Bois Forte, 25 Grand Portage)

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Jun
22

Vermilion Powwow, 6/24

1854 is headed to the Vermilion Powwow on Saturday June 24th. Swing over to our booth and say Boozhoo! We will be making ID's from noon until 4pm: if you need a new ID or want to update yours, you will need to show us another form of ID such as a state drivers license, a Band ID, MCT card, birth certificate or passport.

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Jun
14

Air Quality Alert

MN Pollution Control Agency has issued an air quality alert for everyone (not just sensitive population) that includes the 1854 CT until 6:00am this Friday, 6/16 due to the fires in Canada.

Read the Air Quality Conditions here

Photo courtesy of the Star Tribune

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May
31

1854's Niibin (summer) News

1854 Treaty Authority's Niibin (summer) newsletter features the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the 1854 treaty signatory bands and the U.S. Forest Service, recognizing the co-management of Superior National Forest lands. Know what you need to access the Minnesota State Parks, or to camp at National Forest campgrounds. Meet the 1854 seasonal employees!

The 2023 moose season has been approved: Applications are due August 11th and the season opens September 15th. Join us in saying 'farewell', chi miigwech, and 'Happy Retirement' to Phillis Lucia, the face of 1854 for over 25 years.

As always, if you have any questions don't hesitate to give us a call.

READ IT HERE

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May
05

Three northern Minnesota Tribes and the Forest Service Sign Historic Memorandum of Understanding

 

 

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Apr
28

1854 holds ATV safety in Grand Portage

Training is a dinner and discussion style format, Friday 6/9, @ the log building, at 5:30. We plan to cover basic safety and laws, and discuss trail riding vs road riding.

IF participants want to complete their State ATV Safety and Certification Training, they may do that in tandem - It is a self-study course with the field component. *1854 will pick up the course AND certification costs, but participants MUST REGISTER with Marne: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.; 218-722-8907. 

The field practical is open to all in the community, and will be held during the hours of the Wellness Fair on Saturday June 10th, 10am-1pm. Meet us in the pit!

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Apr
27

Spring Prescribed Fires to Begin on the Superior National Forest

 

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Apr
24

BIIJIIBIISAAN; ANIMIBIISAAN (‘Rain Comes: Rain Goes Away”)

Do you ever wonder what YOU can do to tackle climate change? Yes, it would be great to have superhero powers, but not many of us are so lucky. 

Capturing rainwater in urban environments can prevent erosion and reduce stormwater runoff. Instead of turning on the faucet, use captured water to water flower beds or vegetable gardens. The climate and environmental programs at 1854 are distributing 20 rain barrels again this spring. They are available to Bois Forte and Grand Portage band members FREE OF CHARGE.

Criteria:

  • one rain barrel per person

  • first come, first served

  • arrange to pick-up a the 1854 Duluth-office

To reserve a barrel, contact Tyler Kaspar, Environmental Biologist This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call the office: 218-722-8907

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Apr
13

Climate Specialist Vacancy, Extended

The Climate Specialist Vacancy has been extended!

1854 Treaty Authority's Resource Management Division is hiring a Climate Specialist. Application materials (including application for employment) are due May 1st, 2023.

  

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Apr
11

Iskigamizigedaa!

Sugar Bush boil down event, Saturday April 22nd, at SouthTerrace Elementary in Carlton...

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Mar
17

1854 News, ZIIGWAN 2023

1854 Treaty Authority's Ziigwan (spring) newsletter is now available. 

With netting season around the corner, and the 2023 fishing opener approved (May 13th), we address the issue of safe fish consumption - we stay on top of monitoring and communicating that information out to treaty harvesters. As Federal trust responsibility includes the oversight of industrial pollution clean up, a draft assessment plan for environmental “damages” at the U.S. Steel site on the St. Louis River is available and open for public comment.

The Spring news includes an update on the 2023 moose survey, and overview of Resource Management monitoring/management projects, with links to complete 2022 reports. Stay tuned as LIVE raptor and ATV safety training events take shape!

As always, if you have any questions don't hesitate to give us a call: 218-722-8907

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Mar
03

2023 Education/Outreach Seasonal Vacancy

1854 Treaty Authority's Education and Outreach Division is hiring a seasonal Aide. Application materials (including application for employment) are due April 11th, 2023.

Read the EDUCATION/OUTREACH AIDE VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT

   
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Mar
01

Apply now: Niizhoo-gwayakochigewin Summer Internships

Niizhoo-gwayakochigewin summer internship applications are open!

Students enrolled in Bemidji State University, Leech Lake Tribal College, Red Lake Nation College, White Earth Tribal and Community College, Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College, or Itasca Community College are eligible to apply.

This opportunity gives students a $5,000 budget for work hours, travel and any other required expenses to work with an Indigenous person, an Indigenous organization, and/or in an Indigenous community. Up to five interns will be selected.  Applications are due on March 31st.

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Feb
22

RMD Climate Specialist Vacancy

1854's Resource Management Division is hiring a Climate Specialist. This is a regular, full-time position that is Federal grade 7-9 equivalent. Application materials (including application for employment) are due March 24th, 2023. 

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Feb
15

Jobs, Jobs, Jobs

1854 Treaty Authority and many partner organizations are currently filling vacancies in natural resource management!

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Feb
14

Seeking Public Comment: U.S. Steel site Draft Assessment Plan

Cleanup of hazardous substances is ongoing at the U.S. Steel site on the St. Louis River in Duluth, and is expected to be completed in 2023. Natural resource trustees (tribal, federal, state agencies) work to determine what additional restoration projects are needed after site cleanup is done. A draft assessment plan describes the approach to determine injuries to natural resources and associated damages. The assessment plan is now available for public comment, with comments due March 23rd to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife webpage has more information including an overview (below) and informational document .

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Feb
12

SNF Hires 2023 Seasonal Archeology Aides

May through August 2023. Offered in partnership with the Student Conservation Association (SCA). Benefits include housing, travel allowance, living stipend, and education award through AmeriCorps. Please contact Lee Johnson, SNF Heritage Program Manager, with additional questions: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., 218-626-4321.

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Feb
09

2023 RMD Summer Seasonal Vacancies

1854's Resource Management Division is hiring for four (4) seasonal positions; two (2) Invasive Species Aides and two (2) Fish and Wildlife Aides. Application materials (including application for employment) are due March 1st, 2023. 

    

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Jan
23

2023 NAFWS National Summer Youth Practicum - ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS

The Native American Fish and Wildlife Society is now accepting applications for the 2023 National Youth Practicum. It will be held July 14th through July 22nd, 2023, at the Colorado State University Mountain Campus. Applications are due May 5th, 2023 at 10pm (MST). Download a FILLABLE APPLICATION

 

For more information, please follow this LINK.

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