Development of the Renewal on the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation Project

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Hendrickson, John R.
Black Elk, Linda
Faller, Timothy
Issue Date
2016-12-01
Keywords
Native American
resource management
culture-centered

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Hendrickson, J. R., Black Elk, L., & Faller, T. (2016). Development of the Renewal on the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation Project. Rangelands, 38(1), 1-2.
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Society for Range Management
Journal
Rangelands
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/10150/640126
DOI
10.1016/j.rala.2015.12.007
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Abstract
On the Ground • The Standing Rock Sioux Reservation comprises 2.3 million acres, primarily rangeland, straddling the North DakotaSouth Dakota border. • Natural resource management is economically and culturally important to the Standing Rock community. • Respecting traditional ways of thinking and placing stakeholders and their needs at the center are key aspects of project development. • Native Americans were the original natural resource managers on our rangelands, and their thoughts and expertise can provide guidance to rangeland managers now and in the future.
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en
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0190-0528
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