Directory of Wind River Indian Reservation Resources

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Sites which represent the communities and residents of Wind River Indian Reservation.

Resources in This Category

• Arapaho Ranch

  http://www.arapahoranch.com/
  Tribal-owned cattle ranch. Provides an overview of the herd breeding program and photos.

• Eastern Shoshone Tribe, Wind River Indian Reservation Boundaries

  http://www.narf.org/cases/eastshoshone.html
  A current case and project being represented by Don Wharton of the native American Rights Fund. An analysis of the legal implications of the Surplus Land Act of March 3, 1905

• Employment and Unemployment on the Wind River Indian Reservation

  http://doe.state.wy.us/lmi/1199/a2.htm
  Statistical information as written by Garth Massey and Audie Blevins. Includes references and an addendum.

• Fremont County School District #38

  http://www.fcsd38.org/
  A district serving over 430 students from grades Pre-K-12. . Provides district level information, list of schools, calendar of events, and information for parents and students.

• New York Times - Brutal Crimes Grip an Indian Reservation

  http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/03/us/wind-river-indian-reservation-where-brutality-is-banal.html
  An article written by Timothy Williams on the high rate of crime compared to the national average.

• Northern Arapaho Tribal Industries

  http://natiinc.com/
  A professional services firm providing a wide range of services to federal agencies and other clients. Features a listing of all services and staff profiles.

• Northern Arapaho Tribe

  http://www.northernarapaho.com/
  Tribal departments and information. Presents programs and grants, videos, business opportunities, history and newsletter

• Painted Pony, Inc.

  http://paintedponyinc.com/
  A private, Indian-owned company located on the reservation that generates income for investors and provides operating capital for its parent company, Wind River Development Fund. Features the book projects and contact information.

• St. Stephens Indian School

  http://www.st-stephens.net/
  A K-12 school funded by the Bureau of Indian Affairs and servicing the needs of the St. Stephens community. Features events, projects and a staff listing.

• The Economic Impact of the Wind River Reservation on Fremont County

  http://wyocre.uwagec.org/Publications/Fremont%20Impact.PDF
  A report providing estimates of the economic impact of the WRIR on the county's economy.

• The Law and Order Code of the Shoshone and Arapaho Tribes of the Wind River Indian Reservation

  http://www.narf.org/nill/Codes/shoshonearapaho/
  An electronic version of the tribal code. Located in the National Indian Law Library.

• The Wind River Indian Tribes

  http://www.wilderness.net/library/documents/IJWAug07_Aragon.pdf
  A paper written by Don Aragon and presented during the first Native Lands and Wilderness Council that convened at the 8th World Wilderness Congress in Alaska, 2005. Printed in the International Journal of Wilderness.

• Wind River Casino

  http://www.windriverhotelcasino.com/casino.php
  Casino of the Northern Arapaho Tribe featuring table games, slots and a gift shop. Provides a calendar of events, promotions, dining information and photos.

• Wind River Tribal College: ESL/Bilingual Education Program

  http://www.arapaholanguage.com/
  A teacher and school personnel training program. Features a learning guide, required courses, and Arapaho songs and stories. In Arapaho and English.

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