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Indian Reservations to Visit in Winter

By Helen Oliff | Published: January 6, 2015

Have you ever wondered about visiting an Indian reservation or tribal recreation area in the winter? There are many options open, but here are five in the southern and southwestern United States that may surprise you. Mescalero Apache: If you’re up for cold weather, snow sports may be just the thing. Ski Apache is a […]

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Wallow Fire: Close for Native American Tribes

By **Guest Blogger Richard Miller | Published: June 13, 2011

The Wallow fire in the Bear Wallow Wilderness area is one of the largest recorded wildfires in Arizona history. Nearby reservation communities from southern Arizona to New Mexico have been affected by smoke and preparations for possible evacuations and make-shift animal shelters.   National Relief Charities has been in touch with many of our Program Partners […]

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