Sault Tribe Seven Generations

10/07/2026

Sault Tribe members can receive a FREE rain barrel this year. All you have to do is sign up to attend a 30-minute workshop at the time of pickup.

Help us with our stewardship to conserve water and protect water quality by making plans to get your free rain barrel today.

Questions? Please reach out to Nick Gordon on the Sault Tribe Environmental Program team at [email protected] or by calling 906-632-5575 ext. 73057.

10/05/2026

We're celebrating a successful season of non-local being removal. Three Shores CISMA, Sault Tribe, and US Fish & Wildlife Service have been collaborating to manage non-local European Frogbit on Harbor Island going back to 2022. We're proud to report that our efforts appear to be having some success!

10/02/2026

Meet our Research Ecologist, Riley!

09/27/2026

The St. Marys River connects over 70 miles of marshes and wetlands, crucial to wildlife and plant habitats. For years, the Sault Tribe has supported the data collection, research and restoration of these critical environments.

For , learn more about our work on the St. Marys River and how important it is to our communities.

09/25/2026

In 1836, our ancestors reserved the right to hunt, fish, and gather on this land through the Treaty of Washington. Today, that same right guides everything our fisheries and wildlife programs do. As we celebrate Native American Day, we carry that responsibility forward for the next seven generations.

09/11/2026

Meet our Wildlife Technician, working with the Sault Tribe for his second summer, Hayden!

09/09/2026

09/03/2026

Another season of monitoring the health of our local Giigoonh community is winding down. Swipe through to learn more about this important work!

09/02/2026

APPRECIATION POST! Thank you to everyone who came out to the annual Community Manoomin Seeding event to help us restore wild rice to its native habitat along the St. Mary's River.