What does GLIFWC stand for?

Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission

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The Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission has issued consumption advisories for Ojibwe tribal members in the northern Great Lakes region to eat no more than four meals per month of walleye, a fish that commonly has concentrations of potentially harmful methylmercury.

Fish safety

Tribes in the Great Lakes basin argue that they have been excluded from the drafting process of the agreements, says Ann McCammon-Soltis, a policy analyst with the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission.

The Great Lakes: awash in policies

Other tribal commissions significantly involved in off-reservation management of fish and wildlife resources include the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission (GLIFWC) (representing 13 member tribes in Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin); the Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission (representing tribes of the Puget Sound and Washington coastal areas); and the Chippewa-Ottawa Treaty Fishing Management Authority (COTFMA) (representing three member tribes from Michigan).

Fulfilling the executive's trust responsibility toward the native ...