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Congratulations to Laddy, the 2025 20X High School Rodeo Bull Riding Champion at The Monument in Rapid City, South Dakota. He had a great ride to win the title! In July 2024, he was invited to and named a National High School Bull Riding qualifier.

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The desert is a masterclass in adaptation. With blistering heat, scarce water, and relentless sun, it may seem inhospitable, yet hundreds of plant and animal species have evolved remarkable ways to survive and thrive.

Joshua trees are uniquely adapted to thrive in the arid, extreme conditions of the high desert. Their life begins with the rare germination of a seed, often sheltered by the protective shade of a neighboring shrub. Growth is slow, after an initial spurt, they typically grow just ½ inch to 3 inches per year. The tallest Joshua trees in the park reach over 40 feet, and while their average lifespan is estimated at around 150 years, some may be much older.

Photo by Emily Hassell / Joshua Tree National Park

We often emphasize the importance of being a good friend to others, but it is just as important to be a good friend to yourself!

Our bodies communicate with us in many ways. They tell us what we need and offer wisdom about which decisions are right for us. You are the only person who can hear your body when it speaks, so it is up to you to listen!

Are you wondering about your last IIM account disbursement?
BTFA, has you covered! You can call the Trust Beneficiary Call Center at 888-678-6836 ANY TIME and follow the self-service prompts for available info! https://doi.gov/ost/self-service

Indian Affairs leadership highlights housing, fisheries partnerships during Pacific Northwest visit Scott Davis, senior advisor to the Secretary of the Interior, and other leaders from Indian Affairs wrapped up a multi-day visit to Washington and Idaho where they engaged with tribal leaders on administration priorities.