Cultivating an awareness and understanding of native American history and culture. Includes information about current exhibits, events calendar, and membership.

Non-profit foundation for the preservation and return of their cultural heritage to Native Americans, especially children. Founded by N. Scott Momaday.

Christchurch based non-profit trust set up to grow native plants to "employ, educate and revegetate."

Profiles of Onondaga authors Adelphena Logan, Oren Lyons, and Gail Tremblay, with links to their work.

Features comprehensive information on the significant native forest and rugged coastline known as the Catlins.

Offering contemporary Native American art, jewellery, and designer clothing. Includes artist biographies.

A native Java server application for ERP to issue user alarms or categoric alerts.

Presents the work of over 400 American artisans in pottery, wood, metal, glass, fiber and mixed media. Works by many Native American artists are offered.

…Fé, Soni and Jennifer. Founded in 1987, Ulali is the first Native women's group to create their own sound from their strong traditional roots and personal contemporary styles. Known for their unusual harmonies and wide vocal and musical range, Ulali…

Offers videos about Islam narrated by native English speakers for purchase. Includes online sample.

Press photos of the first annual event held in Madison Square Park, sponsored by the Cherokee Blackfeet Nation of New Jersey.

Offering items including crystals, essential oils, Native American products, greetings cards and divinatory tools. Articles and features including 'beginners' guides'.…

Food manufacturer mainly dealing in starch, flour, native produce and chemicals.

Outdoor education/retreat center near Boone, North Carolina, USA. Program topics include environmental education, Appalachian settler and Native American lore and crafts.

Includes American, Canadian, Native American and Bermudan.

Offering herbal enthusiasts an opportunity to learn from experts in botanical medicine and herbal lore. Information about classes and conferences.

NOCI is a non-profit group dedicated to habitat protection, study and appreciation of native plants and their ecosystems.

The Centre was created to meet the needs of the Native people in the City of Kelowna and surrounding area.

Working to keep nuclear waste off Indian lands.

Concentrates on the Native people of the Northeast, with a special focus on the Maliseet, Micmac, Passamaquoddy and Penobscot.