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Access Birding, LLC is registered in Alabama, and much of our work is done on the ancestral homelands of the Muscogee/Creek people. The majority of the Muscogee Nation were forcibly removed from their home by the US Government to Indian Territory, where many live today. There are also still Muscogee living in Alabama, and Access Birding, LLC acknowledges and extends gratitude for their past and continuing stewardship of the land.