The Native American-led nonprofit says it bought 40 acres in the Black Hills of South Dakota

Native American-led nonprofit says it has purchased about 40 acres of land in South Dakota's Black Hills area. The land is in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The nonprofit has purchased 40 acres in the area of about 50,000 acres. It is the first time the land has been purchased by a Native American group.

Native American-led nonprofit says it has purchased about 40 acres of land in South Dakota's Black Hills area. The land is in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The nonprofit has purchased 40 acres in the area of about 50,000 acres. It is the first time the land has been purchased by a Native American group.

A Native American-led nonprofit says it bought 40 acres in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The Cheyenne River Youth Project announced in an April 11 statement that it purchased the tract of land adjacent to Bear Butte State Park. “One of the most sacred places for the Lakota Nation is Mato Paha," the statement said.

Native American-led nonprofit says it has purchased about 40 acres of land in South Dakota's Black Hills area. The land is in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The nonprofit has purchased 40 acres in the area of about 50,000 acres. It is the first time the land has been purchased by a Native American group.