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Open House Jan 10, 2007
The efforts of the Environment Division are directed toward preventing disease and injury, while at the same time, promoting lifestyles that respect, protect and enhance the environment for the next seven generations at Akwesasne. Read More..
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Brownfields Project
The St. Regis Mohawk Tribe's Environment Division has entered into a cooperative agreement with the USEPA for a program called Brownfields. Read More...

Free $20 Gander Mountain gift card
The Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe's Environment Division is offering a free $20 Gander Mountain gift card. We need your help for an area-wide natural resources assessment.  To conduct the study, we need the cooperation of landowners to allow our trained staff to access property.
Click Here to read more and to see the map.

Request for Public Comments

Environmental Assessment (EA)

Akwesasne, NY, January 4, 2012 — From January 12, 2012 until January 26, 2012 the Environmental Assessment (EA) for the proposed TwinLeaf Diesel Expansion project, file number 2011-11 will be on display for public comment at the SRMT Environment Division office, the Tribal Community Building and at the Akwesasne Library. In addition the EA can be reviewed on the Environmental Assessments Public Comments page. All public comments are requested regarding this project and can be directed to Matthew Thompson, Environmental Assessment Coordinator of the SRMT Environment Division. For further information, please call 518-358-5937.

Dredging in the St. Lawrence River

Permittee: St Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation, PO Box 520, Massena NY 13662-0520

Project Area: Navigation Channel, South of Cornwall Island, Akwesasne, NY 13655

Project Description: The Seaway requests a Water Quality Certification from the Tribe for proposed maintenance dredging in the St. Lawrence River. The dredging will take place in the International Tangent Section of the navigation channel between Cornwall Island and Hen Island. Approximately 3,200 cubic yards of sediments from four isolated spots in the channel will be removed. The Tribe is requiring environmental dredging techniques for the project with no barge overflow. Sediments will be temporarily stored in a containment area near the Snell lock, and then properly disposed.

The Tribe’s Historic Preservation Officer has found no significant impact to archeological resources resulting from the project on the US portion of the reserve.

Please submit written public comments to the Tribe’s contact person for this project. The repository for documents pertaining to this project is located at the SRMT Environment Division office, 449 Frogtown Rd, Akwesasne, NY 13655.

Documents can also be found at the following links:


Contact Person: Tony David, Program Manager, Water Resources, SRMT Environment Division 412 State Route 37, Akwesasne, NY 13655 tony.david@srmt-nsn.gov