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ANALYSIS FOR ATNI TRIBAL LEADERS

The amendment of the Northwest Forest Plan (NWFP) offers a pivotal opportunity for Tribes to assert their rights, incorporate Indigenous knowledge, and play a central role in shaping the future of forest management. By engaging in consultation processes, advocating for co-stewardship, and applying traditional ecological practices, Tribal leaders can ensure the amended plan reflects their priorities and contributions. Building coalitions and maintaining ongoing engagement will be critical to fostering a sustainable and inclusive approach to forest management that honors Tribal communities while benefiting the broader ecosystem.

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nORTHWEST fOREST PLAN DEIS

NWFP DEIS Comment Letter for Tribes

A vast forest with tall pine trees in the foreground, a river running through the trees, and a mountain range covered in dense forest in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
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