Environmental

CMT 2011 What is Cultural Monitoring? Guest Speakers Itinerary Registration Training Locations / Accommodations

LEARN TO IDENTIFY AND PROTECT YOUR CULTURAL RESOURCES The Buena Vista Rancheria is hosting Phase III of it's Cultural Monitoring Training programs the week of September 26-30, 2011 at the BEST WESTERN Amador Inn, 200 South Highway 49, Jackson, CA 95642. The following areas will be covered: Importance of Cultural Monitoring Partnerships with Tribes Partnerships with Forest Service Chemehuevi and their experience: preserving the Culture through Language Partnerships with Universities NAGPRA CSUS NAGPRA Process Consideration of Cultural Resources Under Section 106 Cultural Resources Regulations and Laws Importance of Cultural Monitors Importance of THPO Archeology form the Native American Perspective Getting the Decision to Monitor Application of Laser Scanning Technology Registration Fee is $115.00 Limited to 50 seats. (Preference will be given to participants who have completed Phase I of the Cultural Monitoring Training Program, but it is not required.) Training and Registration Information