Native Americans are at the heart of Yellowstone. After 150 years, they are finally being heard | James Hardcastle
America’s first national park inspired a global movement of ‘fortress conservation’, but we know today
Month: February 2022
Why Indigenous voters who helped elect Kyrsten Sinema feel betrayed
The Arizona Democrat supports a filibuster that could kill legislation to counter assaults on voting
Hundreds of US geographic sites to be renamed to eliminate offensive words
A task force will prioritize a list of replacement names and present them to the
US supreme court rejects Dakota Access pipeline appeal
Pipeline operator sought to overturn 2020 legal victory striking down a key federal permit The
Indigenous nations sue North Dakota over ‘sickening’ gerrymandering
The suit charges that diluting Indigenous power violates their voting rights and will handicap tribe
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy calls on Putin to meet as tensions soar
‘I don’t know what the president of the Russian Federation wants, so I am proposing
‘Bring Her Home’: New film features MMIW activists
Indigenous-directed documentary premieres at Big Sky film festival in Montana Dan Ninham Special to Indian
Canada police push back COVID protesters
Authorities advanced to the front of Parliament Hill which has been occupied by trucks and
US skaters lose appeal to get silver medals
Arbitrators have rejected a last-ditch request by American figure skaters to have their silver medals
Millions to spend, Klamath restoration crews look for projects
‘Money is no longer much of an issue for us, at least currently … Right