Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission Celebrates 25 years of Managing Resources

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The Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission was born out of strife and racism on the boat landings of Northern Wisconsin when the Ojibwe tribes re-established the exercise of off-reservation hunting and fishing rights in the 1980's. Now they are celebrating 25 years of co-managing the natural resources with the state of Wisconsin with a concert, fish boil and other activities during July 2009, open and free to the public.