Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians

Since 1998, the Twenty-Nine Palms Band has supported the NALC and our projects to protect and preserve sacred lands. We are glad to continue our relationship with
the Twenty-Nine Palms Band.

California State Parks- Off-Highway Vehicle Division

The NALC has worked on restoration projects using funds from the California State Parks Off-Highway Vehicle program. These restoration projects include the creation of educational kiosks, a new interpretive trail and new fencing on heavily used areas of the Preserve.

Partnership Spotlight 

The NALC works with many groups, and would like to thank the support of all of our partners. A partial list of partners follows:

Supporting Organizations:

California State Parks OHV Division Cooperative Agreements program

The Christensen Fund

The Flintridge Foundation
The Lannan Foundation
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
National Library of Medicine
Santa Fe Foundation
Seventh Generation Fund
Theresa A. Mike Scholarship Foundation
The Trust for Public Land
Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians
United States Fish and Wildlife Service 

Tribal Partners:

Tribal Organization Partners:
The Cultural Conservancy
The House of Tears Carvers (Lummi Tribe)
Kumeyaay-Diegueno Land Conservancy
Native Land Trust Alliance
Ndakinna Cultural Center, Non-Profit Native American Center of Vermont
Paayish Neken
Salt Song Project
Torres Martinez Desert Cahuilla Indians
Tsleil-Waututh First Nation (British Columbia)
Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians

Partners:

Anza Borrego Foundation
Anza Borrego Desert State Park
Bureau of Land Management (Needles Field Office)
Desert Managers Group
Granite Mountain Desert Research Center
The Indian Land Tenure Foundation
Joshua Tree National Park
Landscape Conservation Cooperative
Mojave Desert Land Trust
Ocotillo Wells State Park
San Bernardino County Museum
Sterling Center of New York
University of California, Riverside - Palm Desert
University of California, Riverside