Re-Indigenizing Yellowstone

Kekek Stark · Autumn L. Bernhardt · Monte Mills · Jason Robison

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Indigenous Peoples' Rights and Law Indigenous Cultures and History Environmental law and policy

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The authors dedicate this Article to the Native American tribal sovereigns who hold ancestral and contemporary connections to the landscape currently encompassed by Yellowstone National Park.

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2013Toward Genuine Tribal Consultation in the 21st Century

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