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Welcome to the Fond du Lac Reservation Resource Management Division web page. We are very proud of the individuals and programs that you will learn about in the following pages. Our highly skilled and dedicated staff devotes their time to researching and implementing both cutting edge and time-honored practices to protect and manage the Fond du Lac Band's natural resources. Please click on the links above and to the right to learn more about our innovative and culturally centered programs.

Mission Statement

The Fond du Lac Resource Management Division is committed to the management, conservation, and sustainability of the natural resources of the Fond du Lac Band in order to protect the environment on the Fond du Lac Reservation and within its treaty areas. The Resource Management Division will use the tools of research, education and outreach with Band Members, partners and stakeholders to accomplish these goals.

Policy on Tribal Land Access - The Fond du Lac Band has issued a policy governing hunting on and access to Band-owned lands. Read the policy below.
Policy on Access to Band-Owned Lands

Revised Wildland Fire Management Plan (FMP) - The FDL Resource Management Division would like to open the revised FMP for public comment. Please see the plan document and supporting maps below.

Document: Fond du Lac FMP Draft

Maps: Fire History | Forest Cover Type | Fuel Models | Slope | Strategic Planning

Climate Change Planning: The Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment and Adaptation Plan for the 1854 Ceded Territory Including the Bois Forte, Fond du Lac, and Grand Portage Reservations is now available online! Click here to read the plan.


Conservation Code Ordinances:

#3-90 On-Reservation Conservation Code
#2-92 1854 Ceded Territory Conservation Code
#2-97 1837 Ceded Territory Conservation Code
#1-12 Wisconsin 1837 and 1842 Ceded Territory Conservation Code
#2-12 Michigan 1842 Ceded Territory Conservation Code
#3-12 Ceded Territory National Forest Gathering Code


The Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa forbids the harvest of wolves on tribal land in accordance with the #07/12 Ma’iingan Protection Ordinance. Any questions related to wolf hunting and trapping within the exterior boundaries of the Fond du Lac Reservation can be directed to the Fond du Lac Band Resource Management Division at (218) 878-7101.


Administrative Contacts

Reginald DeFoe
Director
218/878-7101
reginalddefoe@fdlrez.com