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Thank you for visiting this site dedicated to the recovery of the native land base. Throughout history, in the U.S., the native population has struggled to keep the land that at one time could not be "owned." One of the biggest problems today is, assuring that in the future there still will be native tribes and native lands. The mission of the Indian Land Working Group is to secure the native occupancy, use, and control, of the native land base for many generations to come. This comes by way of speaking out for or against laws that are beneficial or detrimental to the rights of native land owners. A second way of accomplishing this goal is by informing and educating Indian land owners and tribes about their land rights and options. The Indian Land Working Group was established to see that both of these things happen to ensure that native people are in control of both their land, and their future.
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  Current Developments Impacting Native Lands  
  Mt. Tenabo in Jeopardy! December 21st deadline for comments. Mt Tenabo (NV) and the surrounding environment are again under attack from gold mining. Click on link for more info and see Western Shoshone Defense Project at: wsdp@iac.org.  
  Basket Weavers, Acorn Gatherers, Tribal Ceremonial Participants comment needed on Forest Service's proposed final rule which governs removal of products from National Forest System Land! Comment period ends December 21st. For more info see: www.regulations.com (FR Vo.72,No.203,Doc. E-7-200658  
  Tribal Management of National Parks and Refuges contained in H.R. 3994 "To amend the Indian Self-Determination Act to provide further self-governance by Indian Tribes" introduced by Senator Boren (OK). For further details see: www.house.gov "Committee on Natural Resources."