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American Indian Rights and Claims Course Sequence Flowchart

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.

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American Indian Rights and Claims Course Sequence Flowchart

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  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 Continue Unit 4

  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 254.1-254.44 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 Sub-sub Indian Groups w/o Federal Acknowledgment Sub-sub Individual Indian Consultation Sub-sub Non-Local Indian People Sub-sub Individual Indian Rights as Applied to the Land Sub-sub Resources w/ Both Tribal & Individual Interest Sub-sub Multiple Tribes on a Single Reservation Sub-sub Multi-Tribal Organizations Sub-sub Other Indian Groups Sub-sub Aboriginal Occupancy Continue Unit 4

  3. 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

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