Official website of Oglala Sioux Parks & Recreation Authority
 


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Welcome to the official website of the Oglala Sioux Parks and Recreation Authority. 

We are Lakota buffalo keepers on the Northern Plains of North America.  We offer unmatched hunting and fishing.  Our lands are on the Pine Ridge Reservation near the Black Hills and Badlands of South Dakota.  Come hunt with us and take home world class memories of a land that is a world all its' own.  Come meet our Rangers and Tech Team as they work for swift fox and mountain lion survival.  We respect all living things for they are as important to life as we are.  Thank You for visiting our site!  

 

Eco-tours across Oglala Lakota Lands!

The Oglala Lakota people would like to invite you to come be our guest during the

Mako Sica (Badlands) Eco-tours!

Enjoy wildlife presentations, Cultural Social Dance, Dining, Campfire, Music, and Poetry!

Lodging, meals, attractions, interpertations, and transportation are included.

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2 OSPRA Buffalo Wild Turkey

Wild Flowers River

 

*New* Interpreters Gear Up for Summer 2011*NEW*

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OSPRA Interpreters for the Badlands White River Visitor Center have been selected for Summer 2011.  They are Gabriel Means, Sally Broken Rope-O'Rourke, Corbin Conroy and Serena Rosales.  All interpreters are veterans of the job bringing  a total of 13 seasons of experience to this year's interpreter work.  OSPRA employee Monica Terkildsen and the Biology Tech Team's M.J. Bull Bear will also be on hand to greet visitors to Oglala Lakota lands.   Longer hours have been established for the summer season.  The White River Visitor Center will be open seven days a week from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM daily. (CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO)

 

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Serves to protect the natural environment of the Oglala Lakota homelands. OSPRA enforces tribal and cultural laws to safeguard buffalo, elk and other wildlife. Plants, fossils, geologic formations and archeological treasures are also protected within the bio-system.