The Nisqually GIS Program directly and indirectly supports the Nisqually Tribe’s staff, programs, divisions, Tribal Council, committees, commissions and individual tribal members with GIS services as requested. This support includes the production of static and interactive maps and the collection, management and analysis of spatial data.

GIS Staff:

Jennifer Cutler, GIS Program Manager
cutler.jennifer@nisqually-nsn.gov
(360) 456-5221, ext. 2139

Katie Anderson, GIS Analyst
anderson.katie@nisqually-nsn.gov
(360) 456-5221, ext. 2120

Physical Address:

11500 25th Ave SE (located in the modular behind the TERO office)
Olympia, WA 98513

Mailing Address:

4820 She-Nah-Num Dr SE
Olympia, WA 98513

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Natural Resources Programs:

• Administrative
• Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
• Harvest Management Program
• Salmon Enhancement
• Salmon Recovery Program
• Shellfish Farm
• Shellfish Management Program
• Water Quality

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• Behavioral Health
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Canoe Journey...Traditions Old and New
Winter 2017 - This past summer, the Nisqually Tribe successfully hosted the 2016 tribal canoe journey, Paddle to Nisqually, and welcomed over 100 canoes from tribal nations in the Northwest and around the world to their shores. Canoe families travelled in traditional canoes over several weeks to the final landing on July 30th at the Port of Olympia, where they were welcomed by the Nisqually Tribe. Click here for full story.