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
Approval given for Second Floatel in Squamish
Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw Council approved the second floatel following a review process under the Squamish National Environmental Assessment Agreement (SNEAA) -- the first Indigenous-led environmental assessment of its kind.
Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw now has, officially, more than 173 dogs
The Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) dog registry campaign continues as the Community Safety Team visits homes to introduce themselves and help Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Members register their pets.
Family Wellness Month – November 8 – 29
Ayás Mén̓men (Child & Family Services) is planning events in November to honour our families, create space for connection, and spend time together in fun and healthy ways. There will be events hosted in North Vancouver and Squamish Valley.