• Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska
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Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska
5 days ago
Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska

With the recent weather, many people are heading outdoors to forage for wild foods. Please note that updates to Iowa Tribal Fish and Wildlife laws mean non-Native individuals who do not reside on the Reservation are not permitted to forage on Tribal-owned lands. Native community members, including our citizens who do not live within the Reservation boundaries, can forage on Tribal lands.

This law does not apply to foraging on privately owned land. Landowners decide who can forage on private property, and should only occur with their permission. ... See MoreSee Less

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History
In 1854, the Kansas-Nebraska Act created our territories, drawing a line across the Iowa Reservation, which made us the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska.
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Government
The tribe is governed by two bodies, The General Council and The Executive Comittee. Organized under a constitution and bylaws approved in 1937.
The front entrance of White Cloud Health Center which is a brick building with glass doors, 4 columns at the entrance, a brown roof, under an open blue sky.
Services & Programs
The Iowa Tribe has 14 Services & Programs. Including Education, Assitance, Senior Citizen Program, Health, etc.
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Organizations
The Iowa Tribe has two organizations: The Iowa Tribe Housing Authority and United Tribes.
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