The Natural Resource Department is in fact a culmination of several departments under the Direction of Dan Shultz.  With an approximately size of 15,000 acres of Conifer and hardwood forest, the Natural Resource Department is responsible for all aspects of this bountiful woodland.  There are several aspects to this department and each taken care of by a specific sub-department.  The departments are as follows:

• Forestry:  The forestry program is responsible for the management of approximately 15,000 acres of mixed Conifer and hardwood forest.  These areas are situated along the upper reaches of the South Fork Tule River watershed.

• Wildlife and Parks:  The Wildlife and Parks department is responsible for the camp grounds on the reservation.  upkeep and maintenance of Cholollo camp grounds is one area of upkeep.  In addition to this, they assist with maintenance of the forest and it's wildlife.

• Agriculture:  The Agriculture department is responsible for the Livestock grazing and range land.  In addition, issuance of permits for cattle grazing, horse grazing and wood cutting.  All permits are for the reservation community only and are strictly enforced.

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