Bureau of Indian Affairs

Navajo Times is a news publication based in Albuquerque, NM, providing coverage of local and regional events with a focus on the Navajo community. With a commitment to delivering timely and accurate news, Navajo Times serves as a source of information for readers interested in stories relevant to the Navajo Nation. Generated from their business information

The Pueblo of Sandia, a federally recognized Indian Tribe in central New Mexico, spans 22,877 acres adjacent to Albuquerque. The Sandia people, part of the Tiwa language group with roots tracing back to the Aztec civilization, have inhabited this land since 1300 AD, drawing resources and spirituality from the Sandia Mountain. To ensure self-reliance and economic stability, the Pueblo operates various enterprises, employing over 2,000 residents of the Albuquerque area. This contributes significantly to the local economy by providing salaries and generating demand for goods and services. Generated from the website

The Santa Ana Department of Natural Resources (SADNR) was established in 1996 by the Tribal Government of Santa Ana Pueblo in Bernalillo, NM. SADNR is dedicated to developing and implementing natural resource management programs that protect, preserve, and enhance the natural living environment for current and future tribal members. With six core divisions including Water Resources, Bosque Restoration, Range Wildlife, Environmental Conservation Enforcement, Geographic Information Systems, and Information Technology, SADNR aims to provide the Pueblo's leadership with information and options for effective natural resource management. Additionally, SADNR offers work and training opportunities through its Internship Program for Santa Ana tribal members interested in pursuing careers in natural resource-related fields.Generated from the website