Texas Tribal Buffalo project is honored to become a signatory

The Texas Tribal Buffalo Project is honored to annonce their intention to become signatories of the Buffalo Treaty.

The Texas Tribal Iyanee'/Buffalo Project is a non-profit committed to healing the generational trauma of Lipan Apache descendants and other native nations bordering traditional Lipan Apache ranges.

The Texas Tribal Buffalo project have also recently completed an intertribal internship with Southwest Bison company and were by Tim Fraiser, (our mentor), members of the southern Cheyenne Arapaho Tribe from Oklahoma, the foremen, and managers of the Burgess -Herring ranch in North Texas.

Read more about what is going on in Texas and with the Lipan Apache Buffalo project on their website and with this blog: Connecting with our relatives….4 Legged and 2 legged.

Look at their online store to as donations go towards the care and raising of the Texas Tribal Buffalo Project’s (“TTBP”) buffalo. The TTBP is embarking on a project to restore the historical relationship and cultural identity implicit in the Lipan Apache-bison relationship, to restore bison as the primary source of proteins for Lipan Apache Texans and to make bison meat and other products accessible to all South Texans and perhaps other states. As part of the restorative process they will begin to offer the San Antonio and surrounding communities the soul recharging experience of being around our magnificent 4 legged indigenous relatives. They are developing a program to provide urban youth an opportunity to observe an example of restorative agriculture, and to learn the relationship between the land, animals and humans and the interdependent wellbeing of all.

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Let’s welcome them in the Buffalo Treaty.