Tribal Community Resilience Resource Directory

Find resources to inform and support Tribal community resilience efforts.

The Branch of Tribal Community Resilience has gathered a collection of tools, resources, and publications to support community adaptation planning and community resilience for Tribal Nations and Alaska Native villages.

Regional Contacts and Resources

Map of Tribal Community Resilience regions

For region-specific community resources and contact information for the Bureau of Indian Affairs Regional Coordinator and Tribal Community Resilience Liaison near you, choose a region below:

Resources by Category

Community Adaptation Resources

Ecosystem Restoration and Nature-Based Solutions

Indigenous Knowledges

Environmental Justice Resources

Cultural Resources and Co-Management

Energy Resources

Environmental Resources

  • Branch of Environmental Services, branch within the Bureau of Indian Affairs’ Division of Environmental Services and Cultural Resources Management with the mission to work with Tribes to protect, develop, manage and enhance American Indian and Alaska Native environmental resources by providing technical assistance, service and support to Tribes and through administration of federal laws and regulations.
  • Identifying Sustainable Food Service and Food Service Ware(link is external), a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's online guide to more sustainable food service practices and products.
  • Tribal Waste & Response Program(link is external), of the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals, provides a plain language guide and other resources covering Superfund, UST, Federal Facility, emergency response, and other programs.

Funding Resources

  • Access to Capital Clearinghouse, searchable, filterable database of federal funding opportunities available to Tribal governments, Tribal enterprises, Native entrepreneurs, and Native Community Development Financial Institutions.
  • Climate Change Funding Resources(link is external), list of current and upcoming federal, state, and nonprofit climate change funding resources for Tribal governments compiled by the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals.
  • Tribal Climate Change Guide,(link is external) searchable database of available grants, adaptation plans, climate programs, and climate tools to assist Native peoples in addressing impacts of climate change operated by the University of Oregon.

K-12 Resources and Opportunities

Contact Us

Branch of Tribal Community Resilience 

1001 Indian School Rd NW 
Albuquerque, NM 87104

8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. MST, Monday–Friday