American Indians and National Forests
American Indians and National Forests examines the relationship between Indigenous communities and the nation’s forest lands. Theodore Catton presents a focused work at the intersection of American Indian history, public lands, and environmental studies.
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American Indians and National Forests examines the relationship between American Indians and the nation’s forests.
The book connects Indigenous communities with the history and meaning of national forests.
It offers a focused perspective on the intersection of American Indian experiences and public lands.
Readers interested in history, Indigenous studies, and environmental topics will find a concise subject-centered work.
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