Below are several examples of ITC's remarkable accomplishments, accrued over 30 years with a tremendous effect on the lives of thousands of people:
- Contributed significantly to Public Law 101-630, Title III, The National Indian Forest Resources Management Act, enacted November 28, 1990.
- Contributed significantly to Public Law 108-278, Tribal Forest Protection Act, enacted July 22, 2004
- Worked with the U.S. Forest Service to establish the Office of Tribal Relations under the USDA Forest Service, State and Private Forestry Division.
- Facilitated the completion of the Indian Forest Management Assessment Report – 1993 and 2003, an independent Congressionally mandated report on the status of Indian forests and forestry.
- Awarded almost $248,000 in Truman D. Picard scholarships to more than 150 Native Americans seeking degrees in natural resources.
- Received the 1990 Conservation Service Award from the Secretary of the Interior for outstanding contributions to the improvement of the Indian Forestry Program.