Cocopah Indian Tribe β Arizona
- Located in southwestern Arizona, along the Colorado River.
- Known for their traditional basket weaving and pottery.
- Engage in economic development through ventures such as gaming, agriculture, and tourism.
- Provide social services, healthcare, education, and housing programs for tribal members.
- Engage in environmental conservation efforts, including water management and restoration projects.
- Advocate for tribal rights and sovereignty, including issues related to land and water rights.
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List of Native American Tribes Recognized by the Federal Government
List of Native American Tribes: Federal recognition means that tribes have a special legal bond with the U.S. government, giving them access to federal help when needed. There are almost 574 officially recognized tribes in the United States, as listed by the Department of the Interiorβs Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Some members of these tribes, like Tom Cole from the Chickasaw Nation, have been elected to represent their states in the U.S. Congress. Tom Cole has been serving as a representative for Oklahoma since 2002.
Check the list of native American Tribes Recognized by the Federal Government in detail.