Please come and check out all the resources Nooksack and others have to offer. Light refreshments provided.

About half of the 2,000 enrolled members of the tribe currently live on or near Nooksack trust lands. In just a few decades, Nooksack settlement was transformed from traditional villages of cedar plank longhouses to homesteads on a Euro-American model.

We work to preserve and protect all aspects of the Nooksack Indian Tribe’s Cultural Resources. We also help people understand that we are a historical Tribe of Whatcom County. Our ancestors set the rules we live by.

Feb 4, 2012 · Each official is elected by all eligible voters (18 or older) of the Nooksack Tribe. Council Meetings are held at 6:00 pm at the Community Building the first Tuesday of each month.

Jan 25, 2012 · The Nooksack Tribal Council has approved Back to School Distribution in the amount of $500 per enrolled Nooksack child. Age 4 requires headstart enrollment verification.

The Tribe’s U&A area spans from the international border to the north to Samish Bay to the south, and from the crest of the North Cascades to the east to the San Juan Islands to the west. The U&A area includes the Nooksack River watershed, Samish River watershed, coastal tributaries, and nearby marine waters to and including the San Juan Islands.

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Navigate: Departments Accounting & Finance Department Administration Department Automotive Department Boards & Committees Child Support Cultural Department Culture Program Hunting Early Childhood Education Daycare Program Economic Development & Planning Department Education Department Youth Department Education Resources Youth Council Nooksack ...

The Nooksack Tribe has inhabited the Nooksack River watershed for thousands of years, our culture is based on harvesting fish, wildlife, and other natural resources in the region.

The Human Resources Department supports the goals and challenges of the Nooksack Indian Tribal Government by providing services that promote a work environment that is characterized by fair treatment of staff, open communications, personal accountability, trust and mutual respect.