
Introducing the Good Food Access Indicator for Native Lands
The Good Food Access Indicator (GFAI) is a composite score that assesses both access and quality of local food on US Native lands.
News and stories that create meaning and context for the data housed on the Native Land Information System.
The Good Food Access Indicator (GFAI) is a composite score that assesses both access and quality of local food on US Native lands.
The Native Land Information System serves as a repository of learning resources, information, and data to help defend and protect Native lands for the benefit of Native peoples.
Learn what crops are growing on your lands & view crop trends over time. The CDL has been used in hundreds of studies on a range of topics from agriculture productivity, crop variability, impacts of climate change, climate resiliency studies, estimates of carrying capacity, etc. NLAP’s dashboard makes it easy for tribes to access the data for their own land, agriculture, and climate planning purposes.
May 14, 11-11:45 pm CDT