New Tool for Native Land Caretakers: The Rangeland Analysis Platform (RAP)

According to the NLIS’s National Land Cover Database dashboard, in 2019, there were approximately 26 million acres of rangeland within Native American reservations and off-reservation trust lands. Now, say that you are a Tribal natural resource manager, an established rancher, or land owner—it is no secret that adequately monitoring this vast land base, whether owner-managed […]

Sustainable Food Systems for US Native Lands: A Story Untold

The myth of an “empty land” where Natives lived idly without making good use of their natural resources is persistent and served as the primary base to justify taking lands away from tribes. Contrary to stereotypes, Native Agriculture was diverse and flourishing prior to settler colonialism.

Good data is a cornerstone of Tribal Sovereignty.

When Native Nations have access to high-quality data, they can make informed decisions without relying on outside institutions or paywalled systems.

At the Native Lands Advocacy Project, we’re committed to ensuring that this data remains free, public, and Native-led.

And today, we’re asking for your support to keep it that way!