Over the past 20 years, the UCUT have developed and implemented hundreds of projects on issues of common concern: to protect, preserve, and enhance Treaty and Executive Order tribal rights, sovereignty, culture, fish, water, wildlife, habitat and other interests and issues for the benefit of all people. The natural resources managed by the UCUT yield millions of dollars annually to the fishing, hunting, sustainable forestry, and recreation economies of North Idaho and Eastern Washington, and directly provide hundreds of jobs. To find out more about these projects and UCUT’s accomplishments over the past two decades, you can view our 20 Year Report here.
20 Year Report
Fish
Wildlife
Environment
Habitat
Culture
Education & Outreach
Explore More of Our Work
Want to see what else we’re doing across the Upper Columbia region? Browse all of our ongoing and completed projects.
Meet the Tribes Behind the Work
Our projects are made possible by the leadership and collaboration of five sovereign tribal nations. Learn more about the member tribes that make up UCUT and their connection to this land.
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Whether you’re a partner organization, community member, or simply passionate about protecting the Upper Columbia River Basin, we’d love to hear from you. Reach out to learn more about our projects, share ideas, or explore opportunities to collaborate.
