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1. www.tlc-nj.org › post › ramapo-reclaim-split-rockRamapo Nation Reclaims Split Rock Mountain - TLCNJ

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   Mar 21, 2023 · Updated: Jul 20, 2023. It's been a long time coming, but today we celebrate! The Ramapo Munsee Land Alliance (RMLA), the Ramapo Munsee Lunaape Nation, and The Land Conservancy of New Jersey are happy to announce a long-awaited, historic transfer of the Tahetaweew—commonly known as Split Rock Mountain—back to the Ramapo people.

2. www.curbed.com › 2021 › 10A Lenape Tribe Wrests Its Sacred Site Back From Developers

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   Oct 20, 2021 · The Ramapough Lenape Nation, located on the New York–New Jersey border near Ramapo, have won a battle for their ancestral land, including the sacred site known as Split Rock.

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   Who owns Ramapo Mountain Preserve in Mahwah?

   • Established the Ramapo Mountain Preserve in Mahwah with a 46-acre acquisition, which will be held and managed by The Land Conservancy. The Land Conservancy was chosen to lead the development of the Phase II Plan of the Delaware River Watershed Initiative for the Highlands Cluster, thanks to support from the William Penn Foundation.

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   Why did Ramapo Munsee create a land trust?

   • The gift of Split Rock allows the Ramapo Munsee Lunaape Nation to care for the land and establish gathering places to educate future generations. The new land trust has full ownership and decision-making power on the land, allowing the tribe to continue its culture and traditions. More perspective: The Israel I just left was full of heartbreak.

   NJ ‘Rematriations’ return Native Americans to their land

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   Did George Washington use the Ramapo Pass during the Revolutionary War?

   • A Vietnam veteran, he noted that the Lenape had allowed George Washington to use the Ramapo Pass during the Revolutionary War, giving the Continental Army a key strategic advantage over the British. Like all important tribal decisions, this one was likely made at the Split Rock site, he said. Later, I asked if he had spent much time there as a kid.

   A Lenape Tribe Wrests Its Sacred Site Back From Developers - Curbed

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   Who is the Land Conservancy?

   • The Land Conservancy was chosen to lead the development of the Phase II Plan of the Delaware River Watershed Initiative for the Highlands Cluster, thanks to support from the William Penn Foundation. NJ BIZ honored us with the Public/Private Partnership Award for our floodplain planning work in Bergen County.

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4. www.njconservation.org › rematriations-return‘Rematriations’ return Native Americans to their land - New ...

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   Nov 9, 2023 · Back in March, a sacred Native American site in the Ramapo Mountains straddling the New Jersey-New York border was purchased by the Land Conservancy of New Jersey, then transferred to the Ramapo Munsee Land Alliance, a nonprofit formed by the Ramapo Munsee Lunaape Nation.

5. www.northjersey.com › story › newsSacred Split Rock Mountain donated to Ramapough Indians

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   Apr 8, 2023 · NorthJersey.com. The Land Conservancy of New Jersey has purchased the Ramapough Indians' sacred Split Rock Mountain, or Tahetaweew, straddling parts of Hillburn and Ramapo, New York, on the...

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7. www.northjersey.com › story › opinionNJ ‘Rematriations’ return Native Americans to their land

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   Nov 17, 2023 · Back in March, a sacred Native American site in the Ramapo Mountains straddling the New Jersey-New York border was purchased by the Land Conservancy of New Jersey, then transferred to the...

8. www.northjersey.com › story › newsAfter years of illegal dumping at Ramapough sacred site, NJ ...

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   May 14, 2021 · Over time, The Land Conservancy of New Jersey has been buying parcels in the area to add to the Ramapo Mountain Preserve for passive recreational use: hiking, fishing and camping.