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Your first four weeks are free when you sign up here. Subscribe to The Washington Post with a special deal for podcast listeners. You can see incredible photos of Glacier and find more on the national parks here. We’ll also take a detour to Washington, D.C., where we’ll hear from Charles Sams III, the first Native person to helm the National Park Service, about what the future of collaboration between parks and tribes could look like.
We’ll hear the story of how Ed DesRosier challenged park officials for the right to tell his people’s story inside Glacier meet two women, Rosalyn LaPier and Theda New Breast, who practice their families’ traditions on both sides of the park border and talk to Ervin Carlson about a plan, years in the making, to return free-roaming buffalo to the park. Because in order to get inside the heart of Glacier today, you have to go outside it.
In this episode of “Field Trip,” Washington Post reporter Lillian Cunningham takes listeners on an immersive journey, as she drives off the park’s Going-to-the-Sun Road and onto the Blackfeet reservation. Smooth Rocking: Folding chairs for outside with patented Spring Action Rocking Technology rock on most outdoor surfaces Use this outdoor folding chair as a. That’s particularly true in Glacier National Park, where members of the Blackfeet have fought to preserve their deep connection to the land in the nearly 130 years since the tribe ceded it to the U.S.
Sometimes, that puts Native tribes and the National Park Service into conflict. But for more than 100 years, these places have also been public lands, intended to benefit all Americans. They’re places Native people called home for thousands of years. All 63 national parks sit on Indigenous ancestral lands.
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