Protecting Tribal Lands and Cultural Sites on Federal Property
This act strengthens the rights of Indian Tribes regarding the management of federal lands that hold cultural or historical significance for them. It gives Tribes greater influence over decisions about these lands and provides them with priority in acquiring them.
Key points
Increased protection for culturally and historically important sites for Tribes on federal lands.
Indian Tribes have the right of first refusal to purchase certain federal lands important to them.
Federal agencies must consult with Tribes on matters concerning public land management.
Sensitive information shared by Tribes during consultation is protected as confidential.
Status:
Expired
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