Thayer urged Wisconsin legislators to improve communication with the state's tribes, primarily speaking about the mining issue and tribal declarations for the 2013 spearfishing season. He also encouraged lawmakers to consult with the tribes before major decisions that impact resources are made.
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Wednesday, April 10, 2013
WITH VIDEO: Chairman Thayer Delivers State of the Tribes Address to State Legislators at the Wisconsin Capitol
Thayer urged Wisconsin legislators to improve communication with the state's tribes, primarily speaking about the mining issue and tribal declarations for the 2013 spearfishing season. He also encouraged lawmakers to consult with the tribes before major decisions that impact resources are made.
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Mr. Thayer is a talented speaker. He eloquently addressed the serious issues Tribes face in Wisconsin in a balanced, emotionally powerful manner. I wish all the success to our Native peoples of Wisconsin and a great future for solving our shared problems, especially slowing the degradation of our environment for little gain.
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