The TAMS Center offers different training courses that focus on a variety of topics related to ambient and indoor air quality monitoring. To date, over 1,900 tribal professionals have been trained by the TAMS Center, representing 298 tribes. TAMS Center courses have been designed to complement other American Indian Air Quality Training Program courses, and generally address more advanced air quality issues. Each course is designed with tribal audiences and issues in mind, integrating tribal case studies and tribal professionals as part of the instructional team in every course. Class size is kept to a minimum to ensure a higher level of interaction and one-on-one training opportunities with the instructors.

• TAMS Training

• Publication: Developing a Tribal Implementation Plan

• Tribal Air Grants Framework

• Tribal Air Quality Monitoring

• Tribal Air Emission Inventories

The mission of the NTAA is to advance air quality management policies and programs, consistent with the needs, interests, and unique legal status of American Indian Tribes and Alaska Natives.

• Resources for Tribes

• Status of Tribal Air Report

• Policy Resource Kits 

• Webinars

• AIAQTP: American Indian Air Quality Training Program

• Community Modeling and Analysis System Classes

• EPA Mold Training

• National Enforcement Training Institute

• Tribal Air Quality under the Clean Air Act

• Status of Tribes Air Report

  • Publisher: National Tribal Air Association

  • Year: 2023

• White Paper Detailing the Science and Connections Between Air Pollution, Tribes, and Public Health

  • Publisher: National Tribal Air Association

  • Year: 2020

• Tribal Air

  • Publisher: Arizona State Law Journal

  • Year: 2023

• Developing a Tribal Implementation Plan

  • Publisher: EPA

  • Year: 2018

• Emission Inventory Basics for Tribal Air Coordinators

  • Publisher: EPA

  • Year: 2008

• Introduction to Emission Inventories for Tribes

  • Publisher: EPA

  • Year: 2008

• TOO HOT TO HANDLE? Managing the Ecological Impacts of Extreme Heat in the Northwest

  • Publisher: Northwest Climate Adaptation Science Center

  • Year: 2025