Our Vision
To protect and preserve the Forest County Potawatomi Community’s land and natural resources to leave a legacy for future generations.
Our Mission
Enhance, protect, conserve and manage the Forest County Potawatomi’s unique and limited natural resources for current and future generations.
The Division Consists of the Following Departments
Bodwéwadmi Ktëgan (Potawatomi Farm)
Forestry
Land Information
Outreach & Engagement
Natural Resources
Sustainable Food Services
Tribal Historic Preservation Office (THPO)
FCPC’s Environmental Mission Statement
“The traditional values of the Forest County Potawatomi Community teach us to respect all living things, to take only what we need from Mother Earth, and to preserve the air, water, and soil for our children. Reflecting these values, we take leadership in creating a sustainable and healthy world. We resolve to reduce our own environmental impacts and to take steps to remedy the impacts of others. We encourage others to do the same. We also seek legislative and policy changes that protect the environment for all people, including generations to come.”
–Adopted November 20th, 2008 – Executive Council Motion
Office Locations
Forestry, Land Information, Natural Resources, Outreach & Engagement, THPO and Sustainable Food Services are departments located in the Land & Natural Resources Building:
Main Phone Line: 715-478-7222
Address: 5320 Wensaut Lane, Crandon, WI
Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 7am-5pm
Email us at: landandnaturalresources@fcp-nsn.gov
Bodwéwadmi Ktëgan (Potawatomi Farm) is located in Blackwell:
Store Front: 715-478-4545
Address: 3389 County Hwy H, Laona, WI
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Solar Energy on Tribal Lands
The quest for energy sovereignty is a cornerstone of the Tribe’s broader aspirations for self-reliance and enduring community growth. The embrace of solar energy is much more than a savvy financial decision; it’s a pivotal catalyst for transformative change that strengthens our community. In this article, we not only present compelling statistics but also delve deeply into the profound environmental benefits of transitioning to solar energy…Class 1 Air & Air Pollution Permitting Information
The federal Clean Air Act allows for special protections to support economic
growth while maintaining air quality. Class I status allows the most protection of air quality. FCPC currently has the only nonfederal Class I area in Wisconsin.
Food Desert No More
Most of the Forest County Potawatomi Community is located in a “food desert”
– an area where people have to travel a ways to get a good variety of healthy and affordable food. Bodwéwadmi Ktëgan, started in 2017, now provides a
convenient option for fresh, naturally grown and raised bison, beef, pork, poultry, fish, eggs, and produce to all residents of Forest County and the surrounding areas.