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Cherokee Nation, National Park Service partner to provide access to traditional plants

Woodward News

Apr 21, 2022

The Cherokee Nation announced Wednesday the tribe is dedicating nearly 1,000 acres of land inside the reservation to protect culturally significant plants, and also signed a separa…

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