HGTV Come to Salamanca!
Salamanca's video submission for HGTV's Hometown Takeover contest. A collaboration between the Seneca Nation and the City of Salamanca.
Cattaraugus Fish Hatchery
Wë:nitši:yö:h (It's a nice day)
Environmental Protection Department Cleaning Up Illegal Dumping
2019 Fall Festival Parade
A Day at Gakwi:yo:h Farms
Take a look at what's happening down at Seneca Nation Gakwi:yo:h Farms. Come visit the market, volunteer, or see how you can help support the program!
Eagle Release Along Cattaraugus Creek
Seneca Nation Conservation - Fish & Wildlife recently released a young bald eagle along the Cattaraugus Creek after it was successfully rehabilitated at the Messinger Woods Wildlife Care and Education Center in Holland, NY.
Allegany Men's Ceremonial Program
A look inside the Allegany Men's Ceremonial Program, which works to maintain Seneca longhouse cultural traditions through language, songs, craftwork, and more.
About The Seneca Nation Youth Outreach
Throughout the summer, the Seneca Nation Conservation - Fish & Wildlife Department did presentations for the SEARCH program in the Cattaraugus Territory. The presentations were to help the youth get a better understanding of the environment and how it's connected to our culture.
Iroquois Sachem Challenge @ Highbanks
Week 5 of the Iroquois Sachem Challenge. 11 participants made it to the final challenge and learned valuable leadership and survival skills. Ja:goh to all those who completed the challenge and graduated, as well as Ron Cook Jr. and crew for putting forth this amazing program!
About the Seneca Language Department - Allegany Territory
The mission of the Allegany Language Department, Ögwaiwanösde’ Ögwawënö’—we cherish our language, is to promote conversational Seneca language use at the Seneca Nation. To increase the use of the Seneca language throughout the Nation, the department works with fluent/highly proficient speakers to train apprentices for long-term, professional positions, as conversational Seneca language teachers for early childhood, community, departmental, school-district, and/or college level Seneca language and culture classes. Apprentices shall train to work as revitalization, documentation, translation, and resource development specialists. In addition to training language professionals, the department houses a Digital Seneca Language Specialist to assist in the development of web-based learning/teaching tools, hands-on instructional materials, and the audio-visual content required by Seneca language learners and teachers both on and off-territory. Find out more at senecalanguage.com.