S. RES. 573 is a way for the Senate to say "thank you" to an old court decision that said Native American tribes are allowed to fish and share half of the fish in their areas, while also caring for salmon, which are very important to their culture.

The bill wants to officially recognize a group called the Nor Rel Muk Wintu Nation so they can get special help from the government, like other recognized Native American tribes. They need to give a list of their members to the government, and this won't change any of their existing rights or deals.

H.R. 8262 is a bill that helps the government and people in New Mexico work together to use special lands in a way that respects old traditions, like letting them graze animals or collect herbs, without upsetting any existing rules for Native American Tribes or the environment.

The bill wants to create special protected areas along the Dolores River in Colorado to keep nature safe while respecting local people's water needs and activities. It says they should all work together to make plans and promises not to make any new boundaries around these areas.

S. 748 is a plan to let the Lytton Rancheria of California, a group of Native Americans, get land with the help of the U.S. government, just like they can do with their homes and gardens. This way, they will have a special place to call their own, like other Native American groups.

The Legacy Mine Cleanup Act of 2024 is about setting up a special group in the Environmental Protection Agency to help clean up old mine areas, like those on the Navajo Nation, by working together with different groups and using new technology, but it doesn't give them any new rules to make.

S. 4457 is a bill to help Nevada grow by giving some land to Native American tribes and local groups for things like parks and water facilities, while also taking care of nature. It wants to make more places where people can have fun outside and help stop a river from washing away too much dirt.

The United States Senate decided that on November 2, 2024, everyone should celebrate National Bison Day to remember and honor how important bison, which are big furry animals, are to America's history, Native American tribes, and the environment.

H.R. 10150 is a plan to help families who don't have much money pay their water bills by giving them some extra money from the government. The plan wants to make sure everyone can get the water they need, but it might be tricky to make sure the money is used correctly and reaches the people who need it the most.

The bill is like a new rule that allows two Native American tribes to rent out their land for a really long time, up to 99 years, so they can do things like build or start businesses on it.

This proposal is about celebrating a special week in October 2024 called "National Wildlife Refuge Week," which is all about protecting animals and nature, like a giant park for wildlife where people can also enjoy activities like birdwatching and hunting. It also wants everyone, including Native American tribes, to help take care of these important natural places.