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November 4, 2025 | Repost from NYS Department of Environmental Conservation FB On October 15th DEC, in partnership with the Seneca Nation of Indians and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, stocked 1,000 eight-inch lake sturgeon into Cattaraugus Creek for the first time!This stocking represents the first step of a 25-year plan to reestablish a […]

Join us for a captivating day immersed in traditional Seneca culture! Brennen Johns will lead a follow-up demonstration, exploring the art of Haudenosaunee pottery and clay pot cooking. **CALLING ALL INDIGENOUS VENDORS** The Onöhsagwë’de’ Cultural Center/Seneca-Iroquois National Museum is holding Small Business Saturdays during the month of December. If you are looking to set up […]

Join us for a transformative day centered on healing, unity, and community. Featuring inspiring guest speakers, Tom Porter and Albert Pooley, who will guide us through empowering teachings grounded in connection, culture, and care. Read more about our speakers at the links below: Tom Porter: https://ow.ly/AXXg50Xt1sB Albert Pooley: https://ow.ly/30sy50Xt1t3 Healing is a shared responsibility—rooted in […]

Ja:göh Brant Jackson & Tammi Stafford! Congratulations to the October 2025 Seneca Nation Employees’ of the Month Brant Jackson, Conservation Officer, Fish and Wildlife, Allegany Territory and Tammi Stafford, Special Projects Facilitator, Clerks Office, Cattaraugus Territory. Brant and Tammi were chosen based on their ability to go above and beyond each and every day while […]

There are many upcoming cultural classes that are free and open to the public happening this fall at the Sully. See flyers below for specific details, including class size and registration information. Open Bead Class w/the Catt. Rez Beaders: Tuesday evenings from 5:30-8:30pm Falliday Market at the Sully: Friday, November 15th from 12 Noon-7pm Applique […]

and The Traditional Use Exposure Scenario for Radionuclides Submitted by Seneca Nation Environmental Protection Department (EPD) Our community is full of knowledge about cultural, medicinal, and subsistence practices. The Seneca Nation Environmental Protection Department needs your input today to make sure we can continue to utilize our natural resources and be stewards of the environment […]

October 2025 The Seneca Nation commissioned Meister Economic Consulting, LLC (“MEC”) to calculate the economic and fiscal impacts of Seneca Nation government operations and gaming and non-gaming businesses on the Western New York1 economy. MEC utilized an input-output analysis (commonly referred to as an economic impact analysis) to determine the direct and secondary effects of […]

The Seneca Nation is continuing the process of updating the 2018 Tribal Hazard Mitigation Plan (THMP). The plan focuses on existing and future buildings, infrastructure, and critical facilities that might be impacted by selected natural and human-caused disasters. Ultimately, the mitigation projects identified and implemented will reduce vulnerability and enable communities to become more resilient […]

August 2025 Monthly Report Below you fill find Chief Marshal Thompson’s Monthly Report for August 2025. Fall Cash Raffle It’s that time of year again! Lets win some holiday spending money. The Cattaraugus Marshal Community Outreach Program will be selling tickets for $10. The drawing will be held Saturday, December 13th at the ECLC Holiday […]

Seneca Training Center The Seneca Training Center’ advanced class has been busy! They recently added a handicap ramp to the Clubhouse at Highbanks Campground, and have been working on their project requests for members of the community and Seneca Nation departments. They finished laying 18 cement slabs for disc golf at Highbanks Campground and started […]