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Forest County Potawatomi - LandNatural Resources Menu Home News All News Events Culture/History Cultural Preservation LanguageCulture Potawatomi Gathering 2015 Library Catalog Education Government Government Home Code of Laws Department Directory Executive Council Foundation Purchasing Tax Commissioners Tribal Court FILM Health HealthWellness AODA Community Health Clinic Services Elder Services Providers All Providers Community Health Staff Dental Providers Imaging Providers Medical Providers Mental Health Providers Optometry Providers Rehabilitation Providers My FCP Health Portal Family Services Family Services Home Child Care Child Support Community Advocate Economic Support Family Resource Programming Indian Child Welfare Insurance Land/Natural Resources LNR Home LNR Directory Air Botany/Wetlands Farm Outreach Environmental Science Water Wildlife Articles Careers Tribal Members Tribal Members Homepage Emergency Management LandNatural Resources …the health and integrity of the land and all its components cannot be separated from the health and continued existence of the Potawatomi people.” The Land and Natural Resources Division strives to enhance, protect, conserve, and manage the Forest County Potawatomi Community’s unique and limited natural, cultural and historic resources for current and future generations. The Division consists of seven departments: Bodwéwadmi Ktëgan (Potawatomi Farm), Energy, Forestry, Land Information, OutreachEngagement, Planning and Natural Resources. The biggest department is the Natural Resources Department which consists of the following programs: Air, Botany/Wetlands, Water, and Wildlife. Committed to providing green, sustainable energy for our tribal community. FOREST COUNTY POTAWATOMI Manage our forests on tribal lands. FORESTRY DEPARTMENT FOREST COUNTY POTAWATOMI Implements habitat improvement and environmental restoration projects. NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT FOREST COUNTY POTAWATOMI LandNatural Resources Building 5320 Wensaut Lane Crandon, WI 54520 (715) 478-7222 Hours: Monday-Thursday 7am – 5pm Please call 715-478-7222 to make an appointment to meet with one of our staff. Send Us a Message Notice: JavaScript is required for this content. Check Out Our Most Recent Newsletter Solar Energy on Tribal Lands The quest for energy sovereignty is a cornerstone of the Tribe’s broader aspirations for self-reliance and enduring community growth. The embrace of solar energy is much more than a savvy financial decision; it’s a pivotal catalyst for transformative change that strengthens our community. In this article, we not only present compelling statistics but also delve deeply into the profound environmental benefits of transitioning to solar energy... View All Newsletters Class 1 AirAir Pollution Permitting Information The federal Clean Air Act allows for special protections to support economic growth while maintaining air quality. Class I status allows the most protection of air quality. FCPC currently has the only nonfederal Class I area in Wisconsin. Learn More About Class 1 Learn More About Air Pollution Food Desert No More Most of the Forest County Potawatomi Community is located in a food desert” - an area where people have to travel a ways to get a good variety of healthy and affordable food. Bodwéwadmi Ktëgan, started in 2017, now provides a convenient option for fresh, naturally grown and raised bison, beef, pork, poultry, fish, eggs, and produce to all residents of Forest County and the surrounding areas. Learn More About the Farm Information LandNatural Resources Photo Contest Natural Resources Air Resource Program Botany/Wetlands Water Resource Program Wildlife Resources Energy Farm Forestry Land Information Outreach THPO (Tribal Historic Preservation Officer) Newsletters LNR Directory Articles Nature Notes Upcoming Events Group Swim Lessons – Spring Session When: May 10, 2024 @ 12:00 AM Where: Potawatomi Community Center Community Events – May 2024 When: May 10, 2024 @ 12:00 AM Group Swim Lessons – Spring Session When: May 11, 2024 @ 12:00 AM Where: Potawatomi Community Center Next Page Main Office: 715-478-7200 or Toll Free: 800-960-5479 Connect With Us! Subscribe to our newsletter 5416 Everybody's Road Crandon, WI 54520 Terms of Service | Privacy CopyrightImages Feedback | Sitemap Copyright © 2024 Forest County Potawatomi. All rights reserved....