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E-lo-hi View Volume 3 Issue 1
Check out the EBCI The Department of Natural Resources January 2022 Newsletter!
Elohi View, December 2020
The December edition of our Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources newsletter is here! Elohi View, Vol. 1, Issue 4,...
Elohi View, November 2020
The third edition of our Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources newsletter is here! Elohi View, Vol. 1, Issue 3,...
Elohi View, September 2020
The first edition of our Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources monthly newsletter, Elohi View, is here: Elohi View,...
Got nuisance wildlife? Consult our new guide.
EBCI Fisheries & Wildilfe Management has created a new guide to human-wildlife conflicts. You can access it on our...
Elk bring $7 million to Cherokee economy each year
A study of the impact of elk in Cherokee has found that they bring at least $29 million, including 400 jobs, to the area...
National Eagle Repository encourages bald eagle applications
Short wait times will help tribal citizens gain access to eagle parts and whole eagles. EBCI Natural Resources is also...
Wildlife management survey
The Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians is currently working with Responsive Management, a research firm specializing in...
Recovering America’s Wildlife Act
Check out this fact sheet for info about the Recovering America's Wildlife Act (currently before the US House of...
Hellbender sightings requested
As temperatures warm and fishing and swimming season ramps up, the EBCI Department of Fisheries & Wildlife Management...
Otters may thrive on the trout stocked in Cherokee streams
Our Tribal hatchery stocks over 250,000 trout per year on
the Qualla Boundary – but not all of them are captured by anglers. What happens
to the trout that die in the streams?