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• TITLE: Agriculture Resource Management Planning on the Wind River Indian Reservation: An Integrative Approach

  AUTHORS: Ginger B. Paige, William J. Gribb, Roger H. Coupal

  KEYWORDS: Agricultural Planning, Integrative, Wind River Indian Reservation, Community-Based

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.7 No.12, December 31, 2019

  ABSTRACT: The Wind River Indian Reservation undertook the development of an agricultural resource management plan in 2015. The reservation is 8903 sq.km of which 63% is in crop and grazing lands. This project’s aim was to create a community-based integrated plan. A series of community meetings identified 83 issues and topics relating to agricultural development on the reservation. Using information from community meetings, the final agricultural resource management plan consists of 9 major elements, with 12 goals, 46 objectives and 88 policies. Three key issues are addressed in the plan: provide the reservation with a plan that leads to self-management of their agricultural resources; integrate the major agricultural elements as defined by the community into policies; and, create a governance structure that fosters agricultural development into the future.