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Apache Leader Walks 60 Miles to Court Hearing That Will Decide Fate of Sacred Oak Flat
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Apache Leader Walks 60 Miles to Court Hearing That Will Decide Fate of Sacred Oak Flat
Native News Online reported The leader of an organization that has been facing off against a foreign mining company with designs on destroying a sacred Indigenous site is walking more than 60 miles across Arizona to attend a court hearing that will decide the fate of 2,400 acres of federal public lands. Wendsler Nosie, Sr. (San Carlos Apache), founded Apache Stronghold in 2014 to oppose the transfer of the public lands in the Tonto National Fo…
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