Tribal Environmental Information Resources
Data Analyst Opportunity- Open to Tribal Government Employees
Opportunity for Tribal government employee with research or analytical skillset to gain transferable experience in data management principles, data analysis, and training development. EPA’s Office of Information Management & Office of Water are seeking a data analyst for a 6-month full-time or 12-month part-time temporary assignment via the Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA). Learn more about this opportunity.
Recent News
- FY 2024 Exchange Network Grants Update. Selection decisions for the FY24 Exchange Network award cycle have been finalized; FY24 applicants are encouraged to check their inboxes for news on their application’s status and for application edit requests.
EPA works to improve information management capabilities that support both EPA and federally recognized tribal environmental programs. This includes providing ongoing support and outreach to federally recognized tribes, tribal organizations, and EPA program offices and regions in their efforts to ensure appropriate use of tribal data and information in environmental decision making. Contact us for more information.
Exchange Network
The Environmental Information Exchange Network is a partner-inspired, developed, implemented, and governed information network. It facilitates environmental data sharing among EPA, states, tribes, and territories.
Partnership and Training
Partnerships are key to EPA’s work to increase the information technology and information management capacity necessary for tribal environmental program implementation. EPA’s Office of Information Management collaborates internally with EPA program offices and regions, and externally with tribal grantees, coalitions, partnership groups, and other federal agencies.
- Tribes and the Exchange Network
- Tribal Exchange Network Group (TXG) Events & Training Calendar (Technical Assistance, Data Academies and Conferences)
- Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP)
- Additional EPA Tribal Partnership Groups