The Native American Fish & Wildlife Society (NAFWS) is now partnered with the International Hunter Education Association allowing Native American tribes to become certified to teach Hunter Education. This new partnership opens up Hunter Education to the over 4.5 million Native Americans, allowing them reciprocity to hunt worldwide.

With 227 tribes in 7 regions, NAFWS supports these tribes in their right to manage over 56 million acres of tribal lands for fishing and hunting. Delivering messages of safe hunting practices through state wildlife agency programs has been extremely difficult, if not impossible, in many of these territories. This partnership allows NAFWS associated tribes to teach Hunter Education and issue valuable official Hunter Education cards certifying new hunters to buy licenses anywhere in the United States, Mexico, Canada, Australia, South Africa, and other IHEA-WORLD partner countries.

Shawna Belavance, President of IHEA-WORLD commented, “I would like to welcome NAFWS to IHEA-World. We are proud to have you join our world association, and we look forward to working together with you and all our world partners to achieve the highest standards of safe, responsible, and ethical hunters – this is the goal we strive for every day.”

“Kwak kway (Thank you) to the IHEA-World and the NAFWS for collaborating together to accomplish the Hunt Safe Program under the NAFWS,” stated Darren Talayumptewa, NAFWS Board Member. “This program will allow tribes to use their sovereignty to implement the same Hunter Education curriculum taught within each state game and fish agency, however it will allow tribes to incorporate their own respective traditional and cultural hunting ethics and practices for our people and the general public. It is our hope tribes and state agencies will honor the certification and continue with our collaborative efforts to teach Hunter Education values and ethics for all.”

Kash Red Tomahawk is the first youth hunter to successfully complete the New Standing Rock Game & Fish Hunter Education course with Ranger Weasel. His achievement highlights his dedication to ethical hunting and conservation.

For more information on This new FREE online Standing Rock Hunter Education course that is only available to tribal members of the Standing Rock Tribe Contact Ranger Garry Weasel 701-854-7236 or email gweasel@standingrock.org to schedule your field day.

NOTE: Standing Rock Tribe will require you to attend a Field Day to complete your hunter education and get a hunter education card. The website for the online portion of the course is www.tribeshe.org

In observance of the “General Election” all Tribal employees will be entitled to four (4) hours of Administrative Leave from 12:30 PM to 4:30 PM on Tuesday, November 5, 2024.

In order to receive administrative leave, the employee must be at work or in an approved paid leave status on the scheduled workday before and after, Tuesday, November 5, 2024.

Should you have any questions, please contact the Human Resources Office at 701-854-3826.

November 1, 2024
ATTENTION!!
The water will be shut OFF in the following locations at the following times:

TERO & Housing offices, this will affect the houses on the two east streets Wednesday November 6, 2024 from 9am to 4pm.

Boot Hill in Fort Vates on Monday 11/4/24 and Tuesday 11/5/24 from 9am to 4pm

Elderly Housing in Fort Yates Thursday morning 11/7/24

Around the school in Fort Yates on Thursday 11/7 /24 at 3:30pm and will remain off until the valve installation is complete, this will affect SBC, the SBC campus homes, the SRCHS campus homes and also the  line from Putnam’s to 4 Mile.
Then on Friday 11/8/24 from 9am until complete, this will only affect the SRCHS campus homes.

*Please be prepared to be without water on this day*
SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY CAUSE, PLEASE CONTACT THE MR&I OFFICE at 854-7477, IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS.

Applications are available at the Standing Rock Human Resource office or by visitin www.standingrock.org
All applications and/or supporting documents submitted after the closing date will not be considered .
Applications, supporting documents, or questions may be emailed to personnel@standingrock.org

Selected candidate(s) for Standing Rock Sioux Tribe positions are subject to alcohol and drug testing. Failure to adhere to and successfully pass the alcohol and drug testing will cause for revocation of job offer.

NOTE: It is very important to use your own personal email when submitting applications, as vital
communication will be sent to your email address regarding the status of your application. Shared email addresses can cause issues with your online application, notices and application status.
Please call 701-854-3826 or visit the Standing Rock Human Resource Office if you have any questions.