Recreate with respect Margie N. Lane from Navajo Parks and Recreation’s Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park discusses the importance of protecting, preserving, and managing the Nation’s tribal parks. She also talks about the annual Page-Lake Powell Balloon Regatta and emphasizes the importance of visiting etiquette. For example, scratching the walls of Antelope Canyon causes irreparable damage and is illegal. Navajo Times | Nicholas House | Navajo Times

Gathering of Nations Kassie John, the 2024–25 Miss Indian World from Rock Point, Arizona, invites everyone to the 42nd Gathering of Nations in Albuquerque, taking place April 24–26. Navajo Times | Nicholas House | Navajo Times

Traditionally the way our diné governed among themselves was through clan leaders. These clan leaders worked with the Chiefs. Six War Chiefs and Six Peace Chiefs. Our Navajo people were peaceful. They understood that society needed peace to thrive. Known as peacemakers they were very tolerant. In this video... Navajo Historian Wally Brown teaches about this organization. And how they served. | Navajo Traditional Teachings

Known as Chief Manulito, his family came from the area of Dinétah that is near present day Moab Utah and the Bears Ears. This area has a lot of history for our Navajo People. It is known for its “medicine” and Herbs. It is also a great hunting ground. Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches about this place. “The Bear Ears” Supporters Get your exclusive video here: facebook.com/groups/NavajoTraditionalTeachingsSupporters | Navajo Traditional Teachings