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Archaeological Heritage of Colorado's Ute Tribe Part of National Forests' History in Rocky Mountain Region

January 09, 2015 Michael Stearly, Rocky Mountain Region, U.S. Forest Service

There are small piles of fallen wooden timbers on national forests in the Rocky Mountain Region that tell a story of the area’s past. They are part of aboriginal wooden structures known as wickiups, a conical-shaped dwelling used by native people. These relics are known to be part of the Ute...

Forestry

Colorado StrikeForce Meeting Draws a Crowd

May 13, 2013 Tedd Buelow, Native American Coordinator, USDA Rural Development

May 2 nd dawned a majestic spring day in the Rocky Mountains of southwestern Colorado as rural and tribal stakeholders from the Four Corners region descended upon the San Juan National Forest Headquarters to learn more about USDA’s StrikeForce for Rural Growth and Opportunity Initiative...

Rural

USDA Utah Rural Development Participates in Consultation with Tribes

September 16, 2010 Donna Birk, USDA Rural Development-Utah

USDA Rural Development officials joined Greg Bell, Lieutenant Governor of the State of Utah recently at the 2010 Native American Summit held in Ogden. This historic gathering provided an opportunity to meet with Utah’s tribal Leaders, and explore the means available for USDA to become a more...

Rural Technology
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