BLM Lands: Experience the American Landscape The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) manages over 245 million acres of public land in the United States, making it the largest land management…
Grand Canyon National Park via flickr I. Introduction A. Unveiling the Concept of Indigenous Land Stewardship Indigenous Land Stewardship encapsulates the philosophy and practices of indigenous people in preserving and…
Classic cars have long held a special place in American culture, symbolizing freedom, independence, and the open road. In the world of film and television, they often serve as visual…
The history of horses in North America is a fascinating and integral part of the history of the continent’s native peoples. The horse, a symbol of freedom and strength, has…
Now wildly popular, wild wolves were once eradicated from nearly all of America, Europe, and Mexico. Seen as a credible threat to livestock, their presence took on an evil perception,…
Wild horses have long since symbolized freedom in this country. In movies they are often depicted as strong, free creatures, running solidly through green pastures and wooded fields. Their manes…
Respected and revered by Native Americans, the buffalo has remained an important part of their culture. Used for shelter, weapons, food, and clothing, the buffalo played an integral role in…
In 2001 NACC co-sponsored a series of arts programs in San Francisco parks with the Neighborhood Parks Council. The purpose of this partnership was to focus attention on the indigenous…
Wampanoag Indians inhabited the coastal region between the eastern shore of Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island to the western end of Cape Cod and the coastal islands of Martha’s Vineyard…
For visitors who wish to explore the American Indian side of San Francisco NACC has polled a group of American Indian residents to determine their favorite sites to visit in…