reservation land

Reservation land refers to designated areas of land that are set aside by the government for use by Indigenous tribes or nations. These lands are often established through treaties or agreements and serve as homes for Indigenous communities. While the land is owned collectively by the tribe or nation, individual members may have specific rights to live or work there. Reservation lands are governed by tribal laws and federal regulations, and they play a vital role in preserving Indigenous culture, sovereignty, and way of life.