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Nulhegan Abenaki Tribe

Welcome from the Nulhegan Band of the Cooksuk Abenaki Nation

Welcome from the Nulhegan Band of the Cooksuk Abenaki NationWelcome from the Nulhegan Band of the Cooksuk Abenaki Nation

PARTNERSHIPS

 Please download and print the documents you need. Read them carefully, as there are certain conditions that must be met in order to gather.

Note from Chief Don Stevens

Please find the following gathering licenses that I have negotiated. In particular, the State of Vermont Gathering License  gives Nulhegan and the other 3 tribes gathering access to all State Lands, including State Parks, and State Natural Areas. Please carry this license  and any other of the permits with you when gathering and also review the restrictions. So we now have access to all the Fish and Wildlife Management Areas and State Lands. This pretty much covers all of Vermont. Happy Gathering.

News! Read about the proposed bill . . .

Click the following link to read about a proposed bill to return land to the Abenaki for cultural and religious practices.

Link to the article

Gathering Permits & maps in alphabetical order: A-M

Following is a list of Gathering Permits you may download. Please note that they are in alphabetical order . 

Abenaki Collecting License 2021 (pdf)Download
Audubon Vermont Land Access (pdf)Download
FirstLight Boundery Maps (pdf)Download
FirstLight Project Lands Permission to Gather (pdf)Download
Green Mountain Power License for Bolton Falls (pdf)Download
Green Mtn Forest Permission to Gather Document (pdf)Download
Middlebury - Abenaki Land Access Agreement_final_August2021_signed copy (pdf)Download
Middlebury - AbenakiLandAccessMap_Appendix 1_Valley (pdf)Download
Middlebury - AbenakiLandAccessMap_Appendix 2_Mtns (pdf)Download

Gathering Permits & maps in alphabetical order: N-Z

NOTE:  The Nulhegan Basin Permits and map are in a separate block - please scroll down to access them.

Nature_Conservancy_Poster (pdf)Download
Nature_Conservancy_LandsOpenForHunting080919 (pdf)Download
Nature_Conservancy_Visitor_Use_Info (pdf)Download
Stevens_Gathering_SUPNBD1813 (pdf)Download
Stevens-Nulhegan Abenaki Ceremonial Collection Permit EC-2022-02 (pdf)Download
VYCC Land Use Agreement - Signed (pdf)Download
Vermont Agency of Natural Resources Abenaki Collecting Lic 2022 to 2032 (pdf)Download
Winooski Hydroelectric Consent to Gather (pdf)Download

Nulhegan basin permit files

SUP Conditions_harvesting of edible and medicinal plants (pdf)Download
Abenaki Plant List and Conte Refuge Permit Conditions_2022 (pdf)Download
USFWS_Abenaki Plant Harvest Permit_2022 (pdf)Download

nulhegan basin permit Map

fISH AND WILDLIFE

Permit for Scientific Collection and for Ceremonial Collection

Stevens-Nulhegan_Band_Ceremonial_Collection_EC-2017-03 (pdf)Download
Letter on Feather possession to our citizens (pdf)Download

Consent to Request to Gather Plants on TransCanada Lands

Message from Chief Don Stevens: I want to reiterate two important elements that are important to adhere to:

  1. Prior to any collection by tribe members, they are to notify TransCanada's Land Manager or equivalent one week before any planned harvest.  At this time, please contact Brandon Kibbe at TransCanada via email at brandon_kibbe@transcanada.com  or (832) 584-3229 for any such notification.
  2. A copy of this consent letter MUST be carried by tribal members harvesting on TransCanada property.


TransCanada Permit Download

Zip Files - Maps of areas available for havesting (zip)

Download

TransCanada Lands Permit (pdf)

Download

Visit the website to read all the information.

CLICK HERE

Vermont Land Trust

Eyes on the Land Project

Click here to view the video about our land.





vermont land trust land use statement

VLT Abenaki Land Use Statement with property information (pdf)

Download

U.S. Forest Service

Permission to gather in the Green Mountain National Forest granted to the Nulhegan Abenaki Tribe

NOTICE: A valid Nulhegan ID (Tribal Card) must be produced upon request when gathering in the National Forest Lands
 

Please see the link below to download a copy of the letter of permission. Please print the letter and carry it with you.

Download the Letter of Permission

Green Mountain Forest Permission to Gather Document (pdf)

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