Tribal Consultation
Native American children playing the puddles of water next to big mammals.

Native American storytelling brings our living lands to life

This Blog celebrates Native American Heritage Month and discusses the importance of Tribal engagement by the BLM.
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Baboquivari Peak in the wilderness Area.

Tucson Field Office and local tribe coordinate on land management strategies

The Tucson Field Office and the Tohono O’odham Nation coordinate through an Intergovernmental Cooperative Agreement, which provides a formal structure to combine efforts on land management challenges.
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Betsy Chapoose talks with a group at Canyon Pintado in September 2023.

Growing a Culture of Co-stewardship with Betsy Chapoose of the Ute Indian Tribe

Betsy Chapoose has worked on many BLM projects as the Director of Cultural Rights and Protection for the Ute Indian Tribe. Years later the Ute Learning Garden still represents a successful co-stewardship effort.
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Group photo of field and district office staff with Ute THPOs.

BLM Colorado hosts biannual Ute Tribal Consultation meeting at Canyons of the Ancients National Monument

This past month, BLM Colorado hosted their biannual Ute Tribal Consultation meeting at Canyons of the Ancients National Monument where district and field offices shared project updates with tribal representatives.
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Five interns sitting under a large rock on a grassy surface.

Rawlins Field Office partners with Ft. Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes to train interns

Story by Bonni Bruce, Rawlins Field Office Archaeologist. Photos by Bonni Bruce and other archaeologists.

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Autry Lomahongva (an Indigenous youth) stands on the landscape with mountains in the background.

BLM National Scenic and Historic Trails mapping project showcases Indigenous connections to the land

Story by Carin Farley, BLM National Scenic and Historic Trails Program Lead

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