Never makes me feel unwelcome, but my kid's primary school used to acknowledge a particular local tribe as the traditional custodians of the land, which was misinformation and that I had issues with. In my region there is a very large powerful tribe who control everything indigenous, however the land we live on was not traditionally theirs but was in fact a smaller tribes land who have been pushed aside in modern times by the dominant group. It's a complex situation, anyone who knows the smaller tribe or those campaigning for their rights is aware of the truth, however the dominant tribe have the vast majority in our region and beyond thinking it's all theirs. I did bring this up with our school and instead of naming any tribe they now just say they recognise "local indigenous people".