Natural Resources Director
Rachael Youmans
rachael.youmans@summitlaketribe.org
Fish & Wildlife Biologists
James Waddell
james.waddell@summitlaketribe.org
John Whitefield
john.whitefield@summitlaketribe.org
Jaclyn Knapp
jaclyn.knapp@summitlaketribe.org
All of the Tribe's departments have one goal: to protect the Reservation's resources. The Natural Resource Department is quite active with a wide array of programs funded through various Federal agencies. All Departments assert the Tribe's sovereignty in protecting the environment, natural resources, and public health of the Summit Lake Indian Reservation and the Tribe's traditional territory where Tribal members still retain rights to hunt, fish, gather traditional foods, medicine, and conduct spiritual and religious practices.
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November 9th 2019
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The Summit Lake Reservation is the most remote Indian reservation in Nevada. Located in the upper left hand corner of Nevada, the Reservation is 50 miles south of the Oregon border and 70 miles east of the California border.
Our Mission
Natural Resource Department
Our Mission is to Promote Conservation, with Protection and Enhancement of Tribal Natural Resources.
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Administration Toll Free: (800) 335-7978
Phone: (775) 827-9670
Fax: (775) 827-9678
The Administration Office of the Summit Lake Paiute Tribe located in Sparks, Nevada
Hours of Operation are: Mon - Fri 8:00am - 5:00pm (except Holidays)