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GLIFWC Division of Law Enforcement

The Division enforces off-reservation codes that govern treaty harvest seasons in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan's ceded territories.

Conservation wardens patrol a sprawling region encompassing more than 60,000 square miles of forest and lake country. Four-wheel drive trucks, ATV's, boats and snowmobiles serve as patrol craft for each officer. While Division administration is based at GLIFWC central offices in Odanah, Wis., officers are stationed near tribal communities across the three-state ceded territory. Fully staffed the d

ivision includes 22 officers, including a training director and youth outreach officer, a chief warden and a central office administrator. All GLIFWC wardens train extensively throughout the year and are fully certified Wisconsin law enforcement officers.

03/31/2025

03/13/2025

Document the OGAA harvest with GLIFWC

For the past 40 years, GLIFWC creel crews and wardens documented the ziigwan walleye harvest in the Ojibwe Ceded Territory. Join a creel team this season in Minnesota, Wisconsin, or Upper Michigan for a one-of-a-kind experience. See link for job application details.

https://glifwc.org/sites/default/files/uploads/documents/2025-03/ENF%20-%20Creel%20Worker%20Spring%202025.pdf

02/13/2025

There's a career opportunity in our accounting team! Learn more here: https://glifwc.org/about-us/careers/accounts-payable-specialist

12/19/2024

The Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission is pleased to announce available internships for its 2025 GLIFWC Internship Program. Through this internship program, college students will work with a GLIFWC mentor within various divisions and learn about necessary coursework, college degrees, and trainings which result in gainful employment in a multitude of careers including natural resources and stewardship careers with tribes. Also, interns will participate in a multitude of traditional Anishinaabe cultural events and learn about the importance of treaty reserved rights to the Anishinaabe people, and their history in preserving these rights.

11/20/2024

Find the full updated job posting athttps://glifwc.org/sites/default/files/uploads/documents/2025-02/ENF%20-%20FIELD%20WARDEN%202.11.25_0.pdf

06/25/2020

Stop by the Hertel Casino for some free food, we still have a ton down here

05/04/2020

GLIFWC Press Release regarding Gunshot Incident on Little Saint Germain Lake, Vilas County, WI

01/01/2020

We want to wish everyone a safe and happy New Year!

11/26/2019

To anyone traveling for the Holiday, please use caution and give yourself plenty of time to get where you are going. We want everyone to have a safe and joyful Thanksgiving!

Travel is highly discouraged late Tuesday though Wednesday evening. This system will be near blizzard strength.

11/25/2019

Be safe out there everyone! If anybody has information on this case, please contact the DNR hotline.

MADISON– The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is seeking the public's help in the case of an adult male shot while deer hunting in Washburn County on Sunday, Nov. 24,

11/15/2019

We are hiring!

Protect resources in the Ceded Territory with a GLIFWC law enforcement career. Choose from stations in Michigan, Wisconsin, or Minnesota.
http://glifwc.org/Jobs/Warden-121619.pdf

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Odanah, WI

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+17156826619

Website

http://www.glifwc.org/

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Our conservation wardens patrol a sprawling region encompassing more than 60,000 square miles of forest and lake country. Four-wheel drive trucks, ATV's, boats and snowmobiles serve as patrol craft for each officer. Our primary jobs are to enforce natural resource laws within ceded territory in Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin. While Division administration is based at GLIFWC central offices in Odanah, Wisconsin, officers are stationed near tribal communities across the three-state ceded territory. Fully staffed the division includes 18 officers, including a youth outreach officer, two supervisors, a chief warden and a central office administrator. All GLIFWC wardens train extensively throughout the year and are fully certified Wisconsin law enforcement officers.