For those who would like to see new features, just send e-mail to the site administrator. And for those who would like to build sites just like it, the quiz engine used at the site is available free of charge. This site was created by Baylor Wetzel, who graciously maintains it at no cost to the user. Following are a few selections our readers may enjoy. As mentioned before, the Internet is exploding with information on Native peoples around the world, and has much detail of interest to Cherokees.
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The National Parks and Conservation Association is a non-profit group working to rescue and preserve these national treasures. They have an on-line magazine with fabulous photography and interesting details, much advocacy and information on how to become active in preservation. The Cherokee Observer , a private, independent newspaper from the heart of Oklahoma Cherokee country, is back after an absence. Check it for frank accounts of tribal government activities, upcoming language lessons, history, fascinating photos, etc. Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma , with a brief summary of Cherokee history and the official seal, and the Cherokee National Historical Society.