Recreate with respect Margie N. Lane from Navajo Parks and Recreation’s Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park discusses the importance of protecting, preserving, and managing the Nation’s tribal parks. She also talks about the annual Page-Lake Powell Balloon Regatta and emphasizes the importance of visiting etiquette. For example, scratching the walls of Antelope Canyon causes irreparable damage and is illegal. Navajo Times | Nicholas House | Navajo Times

Gathering of Nations Kassie John, the 2024–25 Miss Indian World from Rock Point, Arizona, invites everyone to the 42nd Gathering of Nations in Albuquerque, taking place April 24–26. Navajo Times | Nicholas House | Navajo Times

Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches about the four different types of lifeforms. Wally also teaches about places that are named after wildlife that are no longer in the area. | Navajo Traditional Teachings

This video is a compilation of all four videos we did of the Sacred Mountains. East is the most sacred direction so we start there. We then continue in the continual growth direction (clockwise) until we reach the Norther Sacred Mountain. Many people think that the Sacred Mountains are the boundary of our Diné. Actually the boundary goes way beyond the sacred mountains. Enjoy the video. Supporters, get your exclusive video here: facebook.com/groups/NavajoTraditionalTeachingsSupporters | Navajo T