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Getting Ready in Indian Country: Emergency Preparedness and Response for Native American Cultural Resources

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Type
Disaster Resources
Year Published
2010
Organization
National Institute for Conservation
Description

Getting Ready in Indian Country is an invitation to consider emergency preparedness specifically for Native American interests. Developed with support from the National Park Service and the Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance of the Department of the Interior, this new initiative is intended to advance emergency preparedness, stimulate discussion, and inspire new projects for the care and protection of tribal heritage. This website features a brief report summarizing key issues, an inventory of disaster resources for cultural heritage, and a question list designed to help tribal archives and cultural centers maintain emergency preparedness.

Geography
National
Website
https://www.culturalheritage.org/resources/emergencies/getting-ready-in-indian-…
Contact Information
General Inquiries: info@culturalheritage.org

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