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Nisqually Tribe, State Partnering on Development of Nisqually State Park

Nisqually Tribe, State Partnering on Development of Nisqually State Park
Nisqually Tribe, State Partnering on Development of Nisqually State Park
Author
Richard Walker
Year

The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission and the Nisqually Indian Tribe are working together on future development of Nisqually State Park in Olympia, Washington.

The 1,300-acre park lies at the confluence of the Nisqually River, Mashel River and Ohop Creek. The park includes a diverse landscape of steep-sided forest valleys, high ridges and reforested plateaus in the Mount Rainier foothills...

intergovernmental collaboration
land co-management
Native Nations
Nisqually Indian Tribe
Resource Type
News and Opinion
Topics
Cultural Affairs
Environment and Natural Resources
Governance
Intergovernmental Relations
Citation

Walker, Richard. "Nisqually Tribe, State Partnering on Development of Nisqually State Park." Indian Country Today Media Network. September 10, 2014. Article. (https://indiancountrymedianetwork.com/history/sacred-places/nisqually-tribe..., accessed September 12, 2014)