NORTHWEST REGION STANLEY SPEAKS, REGIONAL DIRECTOR SHERI WILLIAMS, LUMMI TRIBE CYNDI FERGUSON, SENSE INC.

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NORTHWEST REGION STANLEY SPEAKS, REGIONAL DIRECTOR SHERI WILLIAMS, LUMMI TRIBE CYNDI FERGUSON, SENSE INC.

1. Natural Resources ◦ Forestry, Fish, Water & Land 2. Public Safety & Justice: Law Enforcement, Detention Centers & Tribal Courts 3. Education 4. Economic Development

NATURAL RESOURCES: 1. Water Resources 2. ESA (Endangered Species obligations) 3. Environmental Protection Responsibility (NEPA)

Water Resources  2003 – Interior launched “Water 2025” initiative “to prevent crisis and conflicts... and to support community solutions.”  “Water for America” was initiated “to help state, tribal & local governments better conserve, manage and develop their vital water resources.”

Water Resources  Since FY 2004, Water Rights Negotiation funding has been reduced 42% and Water Management has been reduced 30%  Without increases, more disputes will go through protracted & expensive litigation

Endangered Species – ESA  Required to evaluate habitat to ensure ESA requirements are met  Endangered species listings are the result of deterioration of decreasing habitat and wildlife survival  ESA program funding severely impacted in recent years – a 48% reduction from FY2000

Environmental Protection Responsibility NEPA -  Unfunded mandate – NEPA analysis required for major federal action which will significantly affect the quality of the environment

“I am committed to upholding the President’s pledge to work directly with American Indian leaders to fulfill our treaty and trust obligations. The federal government has an obligation to work directly with federally recognized tribal nations on a government to government basis.” Secretary Ken Salazar