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How can a Tribe get involved in the EN?

There are many ways for Tribes to get involved in the Exchange Network. Tribes in any stage of information management program maturity may apply for Exchange Network grants to build the Tribe's capacity to share environmental information with EPA, other EN partners, and the public. Tribes can apply for individual projects or can partner with a more experienced Tribe.

Visit the TXG website for more information, to subscribe to Tribal EN alerts or subscribe to EN alerts. Tribal representatives can seek assistance from or volunteer to join the Tribal Exchange Network Group (TXG). Tribes may also contact Lydia Scheer (lydia.scheer@nau.edu) with the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP) or TXG@tribalexchangenetwork.org with EN questions. Interested Tribes can also participate in open calls or EN-related meetings and conferences on topics of interest hosted by the TXG or announced via Tribal EN alerts.