Native American Affairs Liaison
Pacific Region
 

 

Native American Liaison activities strive to maintain strong communications and relations between the Service and Tribes. The focus is based on the government’s trust responsibility to Tribes to ensure that consultation and coordination with Tribes takes place as the Service works to carry out its mission, and that the Service provides assistance to Tribes, wherever possible.

The Service recognizes that Pacific Northwest Tribes have significant reserved treaty rights and other rights related to fish and wildlife resources. We look forward to continuing our efforts to work with Tribes on fish and wildlife management, conservation and cultural issues.      

Regional Contact:
Pat Gonzales- Rogers
Pacific Region Native American Liaison
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, External Affairs
911 N.E. 11 th Avenue
Portland , OR 97232
(503) 231-6123 		Tribal Grants Contact:
Jane Chorazy
Tribal Grants Management Specialist
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, External Affairs
911 N.E. 11 th Avenue
Portland , OR 97232
(503) 231-2251

For Fisheries and Ecological Services Issues (Endangered Species, Habitat Conservation and Environmental Contaminants)

 

Western Washington Contact:
Doug Zimmer,
Western Washington Fish and Wildlife Office
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Lacey, WA 98503
(360) 753-4370

Eastern Washington Contact:
Tom Buckley
Upper Columbia Fish and Wildlife Office
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Spokane , WA 99206
(509) 893-8029

Idaho Contact:
Meggan Laxalt-Mackey
Snake River Fish and Wildlife Office
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Boise , ID 83709
(208) 378-5796

Oregon Contact:
Phil Carroll
Oregon Fish and Wildlife Office
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Portland , OR 97266
(503) 231-6954

 

For National Wildlife Refuge and National Fish Hatchery Issues
Contact the supervisor of the specific Refuge or Hatchery

2010 Tribal Wildlife Grants

The Fish and Wildlife Service has announced its Request for Proposals for the 2008 Tribal Wildlife Grant program. This grant program has been established to assist federally recognized tribes in funding projects or programs that benefit wildlife and their habitats.

For information regarding our Tribal Wildlife Grants and to download a copy of the application kit, visit our web site at http://www.fws.gov/grants/tribal.html

Grant proposals submitted to the Fish and Wildlife Service for the 2010 grant cycle must be postmarked on or before Tuesday, September 1, 2010 . The Tribal Wildlife Grant Code of Federal Domestic Assistance number is. 15-639.

Send your submissions to :

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Tribal Wildlife Grant Proposals
911 N.E. Eleventh Avenue Portland , Oregon 97232

For more information please contact :
Pat Gonzales- Rogers ,
Regional Native American Liaison
(503) 231-6123 phone
(503) 231-2122 fax
Jane Chorazy, Tribal Grants Administrator
(503) 231-2251 phone
(503) 231-2122 fax

Tribal Grants

The Tribal Wildlife Grant Code of Federal Domestic Assistance number is. 15-639.

Previously Awarded grants in the Pacific Region

 

Grants Application Kits

Helpful Grant Resources

 
Last updated: July 7, 2009
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