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Friend,

For generations, Tribal nations and Indigenous communities have cared for their homelands and waters--protecting wildlife, restoring ecosystems, and ensuring that future generations can connect with the outdoors. But for far too long, federal park investments have overlooked Tribal and Indigenous peoples.

That's why the Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership (ORLP) matters. It invests in parks, cultural gathering spaces, and recreational areas in communities that have long been underserved.

Thanks to Tribal leadership--and your advocacy--Congress permanently established ORLP and expanded eligibility to Tribes, Tribal organizations, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiian organizations. Now, we need to get this over the finish line.

Take action: Thank Congress for permanently establishing ORLP--and urge them to fully fund the program so that Tribal nations and Indigenous communities receive access to these long-awaited resources.
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TELL CONGRESS: FULLY FUND ORLP
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Every park created through ORLP represents something powerful: community healing, cultural resilience, and a future guided by Indigenous sovereignty and connection to land.

Let's ensure this historic progress delivers what it intended to--expanding access to the outdoors for everyone.
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With gratitude,
Ken Lucero, PhD
Senior Director, Tribal and Indigenous Lands Program
Trust for Public Land

TAKE ACTION NOW
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