Restoring Tribal Access to Land: A Menu of Options to Reestablish Cultural Access Rights

This resource showcases entry points for those interested in working with Indigenous communities or strengthening existing work.

Many climate adaptation planning tools don't address the unique needs, values and cultures of indigenous communities. This Tribal Climate Adaptation Menu provides a framework to integrate indigenous and traditional knowledge, culture, language and history into the climate adaptation planning process

Twelve tips from Umatilla tribal leader Chuck Sams on how to build respectful, mutually beneficial relationships when working with Tribes and Native communities.

Native Governance Center co-hosted an Indigenous land acknowledgment event on Indigenous Peoples’ Day 2019. This guide to Indigenous land acknowledgments was created based on the panelists' responses and includes information on how to create an acknowledgment, factors to consider and action steps.

What, specifically, is the responsibility of organizations with white leaders transitioning out of these roles to support incoming leaders of color?

This ebook includes stories about the movement for Indigenous land return and the transformative vision of Indigenous land stewardship in American cities.

This essay on Outside Online discusses the long-term impacts historically racist laws have had on BIPOC and their access to the outdoors.

With this training you will learn about Native History in the US, and the resulting trust responsibility of the federal government as a byproduct of colonization; Tribes present day, where sovereignty and self-determination are explored and culture and identities of Indigenous Peoples.

In this June 2021 webinar, NRCS staff demystify the Final Rule and what it means for Buy-Protect-Sell projects

Join conservation attorneys Ellen Fred and Eileen Chauvet as they discuss the legal and relational aspects of undertaking a land restoration, which can be emotional as well as structurally complex and challenging but can lead to stronger community relationships and enhanced stewardship of land.