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  • Park may get trashy neighbor

    Park officials and environmentalists protest a proposed landfill at Eagle Mountain, Calif., right next to Joshua Tree National Park.

    by Elizabeth Manning, Sep 29, 1997

  • 'There's a notion that Indians practicing their religions are less than religious'

    In her own words, Lakota Sioux spiritual and cultural leader Charlotte Black Elk discusses the clash between Native and white spirituality at places like Devils Tower.

    by Elizabeth Manning, May 26, 1997

  • The sacred and profane collide in the West

    The growing desire of Native Americans to protect their sacred sites in the West leads to sometimes acrimonious debate over public access, the First Amendment and the definition of sacred places.

    by Chris Smith And Elizabeth Manning, May 26, 1997

  • Tribal force

    A new comic book called "Tribal Force" wants to offer positive role models as well as entertainment to young Native Americans.

    by Elizabeth Manning, Apr 14, 1997

  • This rancher wants to stay

    Rancher Rob Blair in his own words on why he intends to keep raising cattle on the Mojave Preserve.

    by Elizabeth Manning, Apr 14, 1997

  • The Mojave National Preserve: 1.4 million acres of contradictions

    California's new Mojave National Preserve, touted as "a park for the 21st century," seeks to remain primitive and to avoid alienating the small communities in and around the preserve.

    by Elizabeth Manning, Apr 14, 1997

  • A miner turns host

    Jerry Freeman, owner of the tiny town of Nipton, Calif., in his own words on why he thinks the preserve will be a good - and profitable - thing.

    by Elizabeth Manning, Apr 14, 1997

  • Tribal force

    A new comic book called "Tribal Force" wants to offer positive role models as well as entertainment to young Native Americans.

    by Elizabeth Manning, Apr 14, 1997

  • This rancher wants to stay

    Rancher Rob Blair in his own words on why he intends to keep raising cattle on the Mojave Preserve.

    by Elizabeth Manning, Apr 14, 1997

  • The Mojave National Preserve: 1.4 million acres of contradictions

    California's new Mojave National Preserve, touted as "a park for the 21st century," seeks to remain primitive and to avoid alienating the small communities in and around the preserve.

    by Elizabeth Manning, Apr 14, 1997

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