Ta na wa Yúus ta Stitúyntsam̓
Rights & Title
Squamish Connect Natural Resources
Manager: Rachel Munger
Email: Rachel_Munger@squamish.net
This branch of Ta na wa Yúus ta Stitúyntsam̓ is responsible for:
- Fisheries
- Hunting
- Forestry
- Guardian Program
The elk tag draw is conducted once a year for eligible Nation Members with a valid Personal Acquisition License (PAL). Tags are non-transferable and each tag is allocated for specific Hunting Zones where safety and non-shooting areas must be respected at all times. Poaching continues to be a problem; we are all responsible to co-manage our elk populations in our homelands. All hunters must comply with compulsory inspection of harvested elk and failure to do so will result in ineligibility for future Squamish Nation elk draws.
Draw Rules:
- Please pick the location(s) where you want to hunt.
- One name is drawn for each tag.
- Tags are non-transferable.
- You MUST have a valid Personal Acquisition License (PAL) to receive a tag.
Nation Updates
New Ha7lh sḵwalwnawtxw (Healthy Hub) to open in Squamish Valley in February
The new Ha7lh sḵwalwnawtxw (Healthy Hub) at Siyí7ch'em in the Squamish Valley will open its doors next month, Thursday, February 12.
Hiy̓ám̓ Housing’s new Facebook page connects Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw Community to affordable housing
Hiy̓ám̓ Housing’s recently launched Facebook page is one more avenue connecting the Squamish Community with the not-for-profit housing organization.
Updates: Council Resolution on Public Safety
Council has declared a new State of Emergency in response to the toxic drug crisis and its impact on our people, families and communities.