This report describes some of the Great Lakes and Pacific Northwest treaty tribes’ natural resources management challenges, accomplishments, and funding needs. It includes recommendations for actions needed to uphold the federal government’s treaty obligations and trust responsibility and to ensure that treaty rights continue to be understood, recognized, and fully implemented.
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