MBCI Forestry program performs various projects on the 28,000+ acres of MBCI forested properties. BIA Forestry funds projects based on approved Multi-Resource Management Plan last approved in 2013. Staff perform required funded projects by ERO Forestry that includes Continuous Forestry Inventory (CFI) activities, implement forest development practices, and BIA Wildland fire management plans and coordinate any wildfire activity. Program conducts Timber sales through harvest schedule or any tribal land conversions projects. Program coordinates weather and other hazard tree type conditions cleanups.

Wade McCulloch, Manager
601-663-7300 

This program is responsible for grass cutting and landscaping maintenance for tribal buildings, roadsides in the Pearl River community areas, and lawn services for approved elders and disabled.

Joel Morris, Manager
601-663-7726

The 4-H youth program offers opportunities to develop skills and interest through participation in learn-by-doing projects. 

• 4-H helps youth acquire knowledge to enable them to develop such life skills as communication, decision making, leadership, inter-personal relationships, community awareness, and global understanding. 
• 4-H helps youth form attitudes that will enable them to become self-directing, productive, and contributing members of community. 
• The 4-H mission is accomplished through the involvement of parents, volunteer leaders, and other adults who organize and conduct educational experiences in community, school and family settings. 
• 4-H learning experiences are designed to help youth work with others in real-life situations, and these experiences promote individual growth in knowledge, skills, and attitudes, which, in turn, encourage family interaction. 

Ronald Gibson, Manager
601-656-2070