The Forgotten Sovereigns
Author, Environmental Law Institute, The Environmental Forum, Volume 39, Issue 1, January/February 2022
This article was originally published by The Environmental Forum.
Tribes have unique legal authorities and a seat at the table for some of the hardest decisions facing our country, which means that working with them to achieve desired outcomes can be pivotal to success in resources management.
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