We invite you to join us tomorrow evening for the inaugural State of the Bad River Tribal Address delivered by Chairwoman Elizabeth “Liz” Arbuckle. This is a significant opportunity to hear directly from our leader about the vision and future of our community. Don’t miss it!
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Our Land
The reservation’s conservation area contains almost 500 miles of rivers and streams, over 30,000 acres of wetlands, 38 miles of Lake Superior shoreline, and the Kakagon Sloughs.
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Bad River Film – A Story of Defiance
The film chronicles the Wisconsin-based Bad River Band and the Band’s ongoing fight for sovereignty, which unfolds in a groundbreaking way through a series of shocking revelations, devastating losses, and a powerful legacy of defiance and resilience.
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Meet our Leaders
The Bad River Government consists of boards, committees, and Tribal Council. We pride ourselves on the safe, and welcoming environment of the Bad River Band.
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Beach Monitoring
Stay up to date on Bad River Tribe's water advisories. NRD does beach testing throughout the summer and sometimes beaches come back unsafe.
Read MoreWho We Are
The Bad River Tribe Aims To Work Toward a More Progressive, Financially Stable Government, To Maintain Tribal Sovereignty; and Enable Members to Progress Individually, Towards a More Fulfilling Life Culturally, Spiritually, and Economically.
