Native Village of Eyak

Native Village of Eyak is a federally recognized tribal government established in Cordova, Alaska. It is governed by a five-member elected Council, who oversee an executive director responsible for implementing projects and programs guided by a strategic plan. The Native Village of Eyak works to preserve and restore the culture of the Eyak, Aleut, Tlingit, and Athabascan peoples who traditionally inhabited the area surrounding Prince William Sound, Copper River Delta, and the North Gulf Coast. They offer a variety of programs and services to support these efforts. The village's territory was historically a site of cultural exchange and trade between these four distinct indigenous groups. European arrival significantly impacted the traditional way of life and culture, necessitating a concerted effort by the Native Village of Eyak to revitalize and preserve its heritage. For more information, visit their website at eyak-nsn.gov.