Thanks for your question. We're big fans of the native-land.ca resource. To bring this data into a story there are a few options. I will outline two workflows but there are countless others.
The easiest is to use the export map feature from the map viewer and bring in a static png to your story. The more customize route is to download the data. To do this you'll need copy the json file from the native-land.ca resource and then publish in your account in ArcGIS Online. Here are the steps
- On the Native land api-docs page there's a place that says files with links to the raw data (territories, languages, treaties). Click on that link and you'll see the raw json code
- Copy all of this text and convert it to geojson. I often use this website (you'll need to create an account) https://geojson.io/
- It will take a few mins for all the json to load in
- Next you will save the file as a geojson
- You can upload this directly to ArcGIS Online and bring into a story.
- Here's an example file I downloaded from Native Land.ca geojson
- Note: it's important to follow all of the use rights and citation outlined on Native-Land.ca. Feel free to contact them if you have questions about how you can use their data.
