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Organizations and Projects We Support
Mountain Claim
Indian Gaming
Aid for Chronic Gamblers
Area Recreation
Environmental and Cultural Protection and Preservation
New Mexico and US History and Culture
Native Americans
Related Legal Documents
Firms Working on Sandia Pueblo Projects
Media Articles
Media Contacts
TV
Radio
News Papers
Government Agencies and Contacts
Local
State
E-mail Addresses for New Mexico Congressmen
US
Organizations and Projects We Support
New Mexico Symphony Orchestra
NMSO School Programs
NMSO/Popejoy Hall Parking
Sandia Pueblo Petroglyph Project
New Mexico Slam Basketball Team
2000 American Bowling Congress /Sandia Casino Championships Tournament was held at the
Albuquerque Convention Center from February 12 - June 19, 2000. The Albuquerque Convention & Visitors Bureau estimated attendance at 53,250 bowlers over the 123 days of competition and an overall conservative economic income for the Albuquerque area of over $60 million.
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Mountain Claim
Upstate Citizens for Equality, Seneca-Cayuga Chapter
Sandia Pueblo Faces Battle with Sandia Mountain Deal
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Indian Gaming
Bill Introduced to Allocate Additional Money to Oversee Indian Gaming
Senate Indian Affairs Committee Chairman Ben Nighthorse Campbell introduced the Indian Gaming Enforcement and Integrity Act of 1997. The bill changes fee assessment by National Indian Gaming Commission.
Department of Education -OVAE on Tribal College Funding
Information about Tribal College funding by Indian Gaming.
Institute for the Study of Gambling and Commercial Gaming
Senator John McCain -Press Release
On the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1999
Nativeweb Resources on Casinos and Gaming
Articles and information on casinos and Indian gaming
Arizona Department of Gaming -Indian Casino Gaming Regulation
California Nations Indian Gaming Association
Indian Gaming Magazine
Guide to New Mexico Casinos
New Mexico Net -Casinos
Information on casinos and gaming in New Mexico.
Governor Gary Johnson's Press Release on Signing of 1997 Gaming Compacts
New Mexico Indian Gaming Association
National Indian Gaming Association (NIGA)
American Indian Gambling and Casino Information Center
Sponsored by the NIGA
National Indian Gaming Commission
American Indian Gambling and Casino Information Center (NIGA) -Where Proceeds Go
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North American Association of State & Provincial Lotteries
New Mexico Lottery
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Aid for Chronic Gamblers
Gamblers Anonymous 20 Questions to Ask
Questions to ask yourself to find out if you may have a gambling problem.
If you think you may have a gambling problem, you need to seek help immediately. Please contact any of these organizations which will be happy to help.
New Mexico Council on Problem Gambling, Inc.
5850 Eubank NE, B62
Albuquerque, NM. 87111
505-298-0165
505-883-6177 Fax
1-800-572-1142 F.D. Hotline
email:
National Council on Problem Gambling, Inc.
National Center for Responsible Gaming
Women & Problem Gambling -Frequently Asked Questions
Links to Problem Gambling Resources
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Area Recreation
Camping -Hidden Valley RV Resort in Tijeras
Turquoise Trail Guide
Includes information, photos, maps, lodging, restaurants and RV parks in Cedar Crest, Sandia Park, Sandia Crest Scenic Byway and surrounding area.
Sandia Peak Tramway
Sandia Peak Tramway Review
About Sandia Peak
About Sandia Peak Ski Area
Quick Facts
Ride the Tramway
Overview with photo tour.
Ski Card
Ski Conditions .
Petroglyph National Monument
Albuquerque, New Mexico Area - Happy Campers
New Mexico Game and Fish Department
New Mexico State Parks Department
National Parks Service
Birding in New Mexico
National Audubon Society
Map It! National Atlas
Incredible resource for all kinds of regional information. Can create overlays of data such as bird or butterfly species migration patterns, rainfall, population, geography and others onto sizable maps.
US Forest Service: National Fall Colors Update
Regional status of Fall foliage color changes -active only in the Fall.
National Recreation Reservation Service
Recreational Opportunities on Federal Lands
American Fisheries Society
Arizona and New Mexico Chaper of the AFS
American Sportfishing Association
Biota Information System of New Mexico
National Trout Unlimited
New Mexico Trout
Public Lands Information Center
Kodak Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta
New Mexico Desert Places To Go - DesertUSA
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Explore New Mexico - Sandia Mountain's Faulty Loop Hike
Explore New Mexico -Sandia Mountain's Embudito Canyon Hike
Southwest Parks -Parks in New Mexico
Great Outdoor Recreation Pages (GORP) - Sandia Mountain Wilderness
GORP -Sandia Crest Scenic Byway and Turquoise Trail
GORP -Cibola National Forest
GORP - New Mexico National Forests
Hooked on the Outdoors: Outdoor Recreation in New Mexico
New Mexico Homes -Hunt and Fish New Mexico
New Mexico Hunting and Fishing
Virtual Hiking in New Mexico
Teaming With Wildlife
New Mexico State Parks
New Mexico State Parks Brochures
Cibola National Forest's Web Site
Campground Reservations On line
New Mexico National Weather Service Forecast
USDA PLANTS National Database
New Mexico Botanical Links
Smithsonian's Mammal Classification Database
New Mexico Natural Heritage Program
New Mexico Native Plant Society
Bird Checklists for NM National Wildlife Refuges
New Mexico Game and Fish -Biota Information System of New Mexico (BISON-M) Animal Database
BISON-M, Fish & Wildlife Information Exchange
Butterflies of New Mexico
The Albuquerque Journal: Outdoors: Local Treks and Trails
Great resource for trail information on Sandia Mountain and outlaying areas.
Faulty Loop
"Southern and eastern views, majestic ponderosa pines and mixed juniper vegetation. A great half-day hike on a pleasantly varied and shaded trail."
HawkWatch Trail
"Outstanding views on the way to the top. During migration season, HawkWatch volunteers will be on hand to help identify fly-by raptors."
El Cerro de Tom
"An excellent winter hike at one of New Mexico's most important religious sites, where it's not just the views that are inspiring."
Piedra Lisa / Del Agua
"Excellent winter hiking near Placitas."
Balsam Glade
"Have a picnic and learn from six informative signs. Enjoy great views of La Madera Canyon."
Wildlife West
"Native plants and rescued, nonreleasable animals inhabit an enhanced natural setting on 122 acres."
Red Canyon / Spruce Spring
"Moderate hike in unpeopled quiet. Top views are spectacular. Lush aspen spruce. Small streams and waterfalls."
La Luz Trail
"Sights, sounds and smells are quite different at night. Moonlight casts a shimmery glow over everything."
Embudo Circle
"An accessible hike in the foothills on the city's eastern edge. This trail that makes use of horse trail 193A can also be hiked counter-clockwise. A short way past the wilderness entrance, go to your right toward large boulders high on the ridge."
Oso Corredor
"An easy winter trail without the usual skis or snowshoes. Plenty of solitude and good views."
Doc Long Loop
"An easy loop trail made up of three trails. A pleasant picnic spot either before or after hiking."
Red Canyon / Ox Canyon
"A lushly vegetated hike on which to enjoy solitude and the Manzano Mountain Wilderness."
Sandia 10K Trail No. 200
"An easy-to-follow, year-round trail; ski it in the winter."
Kayser Mill
"Outstanding vistas in all directions. Trail crests one mile north of Manzano Peak, highest point in the range. Can be looped with other trails."
Tunnel Canyon
"An easy, gentle climb along a ridgeline. Great for beginner / intermediate riders."
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Environmental and Cultural Protection and Preservation
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA Native American Indian Office
USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
Chronological History of Forest Service Mandates and Laws
New Mexico Forestry Division Inventory of Rare and Endangered Plants
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Endangered Species Program
USC Title 16: Conservation
USC Title 16-Chapter 3: Forests; Forest Service; Reforestation; Mgmt
USC Title 43: Administration of Public Lands
USC Title 43-Chapter 35: Federal Land Policy and Management
USC Title 43-Chapter 35-Sec. 1716: National Forest System Land Exchanges
36 CFR Part 254: Forest Service Land Ownership Adjustments
Title 40 Environmental Protection CFR Pilot
40 CFR Part 131 (updated 1996) - Water Quality Standards
The National Environmental Policy Act
The National Environmental Policy Act -General Information
Bald Eagle Protection Act of 1940
The Lacey Act
USGS-NMNHP Species-at-Risk Project
Migratory Bird Treaty Act
Map It! National Atlas
Incredible resource for all kinds of regional information. Can create overlays of data such as bird or butterfly species migration patterns, rainfall, population, geography and others onto sizable maps.
Office of Migratory Bird Management
Endangered Species Act of 1973
Isleta Pueblo's fight to stop the City of Albuquerque
Supreme Court decision reaffirms a 2,500-member tribe's right to tell the city of Albuquerque what it can and cannot dump into the Rio Grande River.
Native Americans and the Environment
Indian Net Environmental Links
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act of 1980 -Known as Superfund
Land and Water Conservation Fund
Safe Drinking Water Act
Rivers, Trails & Conservation Assistance
Archeology & Ethnography Program
National Center for Preservation Technology and Training
Heritage Preservation Services
US Forest Service: Conservation Education
Forest Ecosystem Health
Southwest Environmental Education Resources
Cultural Resources Management Magazine
Southwestern Archaeology
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New Mexico and US History and Culture
New Mexico Department of Tourism -NM History
The Advisory Council for Historic Preservation
New Mexico State Historic Preservation Office
ACHP Tribal Historic Preservation Officers
National Parks Service -Links to the Past and Cultural Resources
Historic American Buildings Survey/Historic American Engineering Record
National Historic Landmarks
National Register of Historic Places
Park Historic Structures & Cultural Landscapes
Park History
World Heritage Sites in the US
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Native Americans
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
Department of the Interior -Statistical Abstract of Native American Indians
National Congress of American Indians
911 Magazine on Tribal Law Enforcement in New Mexico
Native American Dance Troops
American Indian Links to Neat Places
American Indian Resources Index
CouncilFire -Native American Indian Intertribal Information Resource Forum
Digital Librarian Native American Resources
Indian Circle Web Ring - American Indian Links
Native American Web Links
Native American Finance Officers Association
Organization dedicated to the improvement and quality of financial and business management of Native American governments and businesses including information on scholarships.
Native American Links
National Tribal Development Association
Tribal Court Clearinghouse
Current Issues for Native Americans
Gateway for Native American Internet Resources
Web Resources
Hanksville on Native Americans
About the Pueblo Peoples
Native American Indian Culture in New Mexico
Pueblo Languages
Guide to Keres, Zuni, Tewa, Towa, and Tiwa languages.
Rules to Follow When Visiting Pueblos
Santa Fe Indian School
Native American Resources on the Internet
American Indian Heritage Foundation
Beadroom.com
NativeWeb
Indian Net
Indian Health Services -Albuquerque Office
Native American Rights Fund
American Indian Culture Research Center
"The principal purpose of the Center is to inform the general public of the world view, the philosophy of life, the spiritual insight of Native Peoples."
American Indian Data Center
American Indian Ethnobotany Database
Food, drugs, dyes & fibers of Native Americans
Duster's Native American
Eaglechild's Library of Wisdom
"Directory of Native American culture & spirituality"
First Nations Spirituality
Indian World
"committed to building bridges between the native and the non-native"
Indianz.com
Links to Native American Language and Resources
Medicinal Plants of Native Americans Data Base
National Archive Records on Native Americans
Where to find info in government microfilm.
National Museum of the American Indian
Native American Indian Art, Culture, Education, History and Science
Native American Quotes
Native American Sites
Native American Support Group
Information on many issues.
Housing and Urban Development -Native Americans
Native Web Site Evaluation
Guidelines on evaluating sites for their validity. NativeTech: Internet Links To Native American Resources
NativeWeb.org
The Talking Stick
Explanations of the "old ways"
U.S. Native American Policies Dataset
"Executive Orders, treaties, proclamations, and memorandums that contain United States policy on Native American affairs. This dataset is a compilation of over 2,500 documents dating from the late 1700's to the present."
The White Buffalo Society
Wolf'sDen-Native American Resource Center
H.U.D. Office of Native American Programs-Code Talk
Federal inter-agency Native American website that provides information for Native American communities.
Aztec Calendar
Mayan 13 Moon Calendar
Wolf Lodge
Sacred White Buffalo Calf Murdered
Native News Archives
Numerous articles on a wide variety of Native American issues.
Wolf Lodge on Holding Sacred Ground
Southwest Indian Polytechnic Institute
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Related Legal Documents
Title 25 on Native American Regulations
Pueblo of Sandia and Others v. Kelly Decision
This case that under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, the Secretary of the Interior cannot, by his approval, give life to a compact which was void from its inception because the state governor who signed the compact lacked the authority under state law to sign on behalf of the state.
Pueblo of Sandia v. United States Case 132
The Pueblo of Sandia and environmental organizations alleged that the United States Forest Service failed to comply with the National Historic Preservation Act when it approved a road project and related improvements in the Las Huertas Canyon in the Cibola National Forest without first making a "reasonable and good faith effort" in evaluating the canyon as a traditional cultural property eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places.
Presidential Directives
Executive Order 13007: Regarding Protection of Sacred Sites
Executive Order 12875: Enhancing Intergovernmental Partnerships
Executive Order 11593: Protection of Cultural Environment
Government Printing Office
GPO: The Federal Register
USC Database
USC Title 16: Conservation
USC Title 16-Chapter 3: Forests; Forest Service; Reforestation; Mgmt
USC Title 43: Administration of Public Lands
USC Title 43-Chapter 35: Federal Land Policy and Management
USC Title 43-Chapter 35-Sec. 1716: National Forest System Land Exchanges
CFR Database
36 CFR Part 254: Forest Service Land Ownership Adjustments
36 CFR 60 National Register of Historic Places
36 CFR Part 800
Working with 36 CFR Part 800 Section 106
ArchNet -Univ. of Connecticut's Archaeology Library
Native American Grave Protection and Repatriation Act
Archaeological Resources Protection Act
US Forest Service: Freedom of Information Act, procedure/policy manuals and other documents
NPS: National Register Homepage
USC Title 16-Chapter 1A: Historic Sites, Buildings, Objects, Antiquities
USC Title 16-Chapter 1B: Archaeological Resources Protection
Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act
Land Records Reference Center
United States Constitution
United States Bill of Rights
Declaration of Independence
The Gettysburg Address
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Firms Working on Sandia Pueblo Projects
Sundt
3DI
3DI/Sundt Joint Casino Project Page
Leo A. Daly
Leo A. Daly Sandia Casino Project Page
Daniel B. Stephens and Associates
Dave Evans and Associates
Mc Carthy
RMCI
Talbot
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Media Articles
Albuquerque Journal News: N.M. Tribes Stand Ground on Issues
Sandia Pueblo Faces Battle with Sandia Mountain Deal
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Media Contacts
TV
KOAT 7 Albuquerque
CBS Southwest -KRQE 13 Albuquerque, KBIM 6 Roswell, KREZ 6 Durango.
KASA FOX2 Albuquerque/Santa Fe
KOBF 12 Farmington
KOB-TV 4 Albuquerque
KENW-TV3
KNME-TV 5
KRWG
Radio
770 KOB AM -Albuquerque
CHANNEL 105one -Albuquerque
KBTK 1310 AM
KENW-FM 89.5FM -Portales
KSCQ 92.9FM
KTAO 101.9FM -Taos
KTEK 88.7FM -Socorro
News Papers
Albuquerque Journal
7777 Jefferson Street NE
Albuquerque, N.M., 87109-4360
Newsroom: (505) 823-3800
Albuquerque Tribune
Carlsbad Current Argus
Cedar Crest East Mountain Telegraph
Freedom Newspapers -Clovis News Journal
Deming Headlight
Gallup Independent
Hobbs News-Sun
Las Cruces Bulletin
Los Alamos Monitor
Lovington Daily Leader
Mountainview Journal
Mountain Times
New Mexico Business Journal
New Mexico Jewish Link
Rio Rancho Observer
Roswell Daily Record
Ruidoso News
Sangre de Cristo Chronicle
Santa Fe New Mexican
Santa Fe Times
Silver City Daily Press
Taos News
Timberon Mountaineer
Truth or Consequences Herald
TVI Times
University of New Mexico Daily Lobo
Valencia County News Bulletin
Weekly Alibi
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Government Agencies and Contacts
Contact Congress and Senate Committees
Find Your Representative
Local
City of Albuquerque
Sandoval County Department of Tourism
Indian Health Services -Albuquerque Office
State
New Mexico State Agency Directory
Governor Johnson's Home Page
New Mexico Sate Legislature
House and Senate Information including Bills.
State of New Mexico's Home Page
New Mexico Economic Development Department
Find It! New Mexico
Information locator service for finding State and Local Government information.
New Mexico State Game and Fish Department
New Mexico Environment Department
New Mexico Department of Tourism
New Mexico Department of Education
State of New Mexico Worker's Compensation Administration
Regulation and Licensing Department
Alcohol, Gaming, Boards and Commissions, Construction, Financial Institutions, and others.
New Mexico Public Regulation Commission
New Mexico Secretary of State
New Mexico Municipal League
An association of municipalities to solve mutual problems and make recommendations to the state legislature and to Congress.
Map It! National Atlas
Incredible resource for all kinds of regional information. Can create overlays of data such as bird or butterfly species migration patterns, rainfall, population, geography and others onto sizable maps.
E-mail Addresses for New Mexico Congressmen and Senators
Jeff Bingaman's Web Site
Pete V. Domenici's Web Site
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA Phone Directory
U.S. Department of the Interior -Statistical Abstract of Native American Indians
American Indian Liaison Office
Welcome to the White House
Vote Smart
U.S. Department of Justice
THOMAS -- Library of Congress Legislative Information
U.S. Legislature
U.S. House of Representatives
U.S. Department of the Interior
The Code of Federal Regulations
National Indian Gaming Commission
National Archives and Records Administration -Federal Register Online
National Parks Service
Federal Resources for Educational Excellence
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
U.S. Forest Service
U.S. Geological Survey
Bureau of Land Management
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
United States Congress
Congressional E-mail Directory
U.S. Senate
Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
Senate Committee on Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1998
Directory of Senate Committees
General Services Administration
Indian Health Services
Office of Special Trustee for Native Americans
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
EKKLESIA U.S. Government Resources
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