The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act extinguished aboriginal title and conveyed land and money to newly created regional and village corporations. A 1971 act settled land claims by creating corporations
ANCSA, NANA, and how the land is actually held.
The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act extinguished aboriginal title and conveyed land and money to newly created regional and village corporations. A 1971 act settled land claims by creating corporations
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The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act extinguished aboriginal title and conveyed land and money to newly created regional and village corporations.
NANA holds land across the region and is a party to the mine agreement, which is why corporate structure and subsistence land use are the same conversation here.
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