1. American Indian Rights and Claims Course Sequence Flowchart
Unit 4 – Consultation and Coordination
Introduction – unit rationale and relevance
Unit Objectives – unit objectives
Section 1 – Federal Responsibility and Policy
Section 2 – Trust Duty or Responsibility within the Forest Service
Sub-sub
Indian Treaty Reserved Rights
Subsection 1 Fulfilling the Trust Responsibility
Sub-sub
Practical Application of Trust Principles
Sub-sub
Tribal Involvement Principles
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2. Unit 4 – Consultation and Coordination - Continued
Section 3 – Government to Government Consultation
Subsection 1
Tribal Elected Official – FS Line Officer
Subsection 2 Technical Level Consultation
Subsection 3
Consultation Prior to Land Exchanges
Sub-sub
Treaty
Rights
Sub-sub
36 CFR
Sub-sub
Cultural
Resources
Sub-sub
Summary
Subsection 4
Consultation with Various Types of Tribal Governments Structures
Sub-sub
Treaty Indian Tribes
Sub-sub
Executive Order Tribes
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Indian Groups w/o Federal
Acknowledgment
Sub-sub
Individual Indian Consultation
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Non-Local Indian People
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Individual Indian Rights as Applied to the Land
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Resources w/ Both Tribal & Individual Interest
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Multiple Tribes on a Single Reservation
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Multi-Tribal Organizations
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Other Indian Groups
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Aboriginal Occupancy
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3. End Unit 4 Unit One – Consultation and Coordination - Continued
Section 4 – Consultation in Indian Country
Section 5 – Finding Delegates to Represent Tribal Governments
Section 6 – Forest Service Responsibility
Subsection 1
Contracting
Section 7 – Practical Application: Addressing Indian Rights in National Environment Policy Act Documents
Subsection 1
Public Involvement – Where Do Tribes Fit?
Subsection 2
The Federal Obligation
Sub-sub
How Much is Enough?
Subsection 3 Incorporating Tribal Consultation
Subsection 4
Subjects & Categories in NEPA Documents
Sub-sub
Chapter I
Sub-sub
Chapter II
Sub-sub
Chapter III
Subsection 5
Summary
Subsection 6
Action & Results
End Unit 4
Unit 4 Review Questions