Published September 13, 2019 Agency ignores court order, issues scientifically invalid 90-day ESA finding WEST YELLOWSTONE, Mont. — Conservationists are blasting the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service notice in the Federal Continue Reading
Here in Massachusetts, as the weather changes from 70 to 30 as quickly as a speeding car on the Pike with a State Trooper in sight, Climate change is on our collective minds. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-Ny and our hometown Dem Senator Ed Markey introduced new legislation framework called the “New Green Deal.” This legislation calls for the elimination of our countries carbon emissions through changes to our infrastructure, specifically manufacturing processes, transportation, shipping vehicles and our farming methods.
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican experts have found the first temple of the Flayed Lord, a pre-Hispanic fertility god depicted as a skinned human corpse, authorities said Wednesday. Mexico’s National Continue Reading
The continent’s largest land mammal plays crucial role in spiritual lives of the tribes
On 5,000 hectares of unploughed prairie in north-eastern Montana, hundreds of wild bison roam once again. But this herd is not in a national park or a protected sanctuary – they are on tribal lands. Belonging to the Assiniboine and Sioux tribes of Fort Peck Reservation, the 340 bison is the largest conservation herd in the ongoing bison restoration efforts by North America’s Indigenous people.
The bison – or as Native Americans call them, buffalo – are not just “sustenance,” according to Leroy Little Bear, a professor at the University of Lethbridge and a leader in the bison restoration efforts with the Blood Tribe. The continent’s largest land mammal plays a major role in the spiritual and cultural lives of numerous Native American tribes, an “integrated relationship,” he said.
Seventh Generation Fund for Indigenous Peoples’ Land Defenders and Water Protectors supports Native led actions against incursions, unwanted development, and extractive industries as well as threats to sacred sites in Indigenous communities, Continue Reading
By SUSAN HAIGH, Associated Press HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Various factions have begun angling to get a piece of the action if Connecticut pushes ahead with legalizing sports gambling in the Continue Reading
The Nabodoka Dispensary, owned and operated by the Lovelock Paiute Tribe, opens Saturday. Published December 8, 2018 LOCKLOCK, Nev. — The Lovelock Paiute Tribe will hold its grand opening of the Nabodoka Dispensary Continue Reading
Sam Strong, Director of the Red Lake Economic Development and Planning Department, loads a truck of plants from the Wozupi Tribal Gardens to take back to the Red Lake Nation Continue Reading
1491, Christopher Columbus?, never heard of him! All is well in our neck of Turtle Island. Spirit, as we all have learned, has a peculiar sense of humor and decides to transport 5 young(ish) men to 2019. Gifted with the ability to master satire and humor using them to deliver messages of decolonization and resilience!
Captain George Potts Published September 21, 2019 MASHANTUCKET, Conn. — The Mashantucket Tribal Police Department is proud to announce the recent graduation of Captain George Potts from the 277th Session Continue Reading
Cherokee National Treasure and linguist Durbin Feeling, a Cherokee speaker, was first to sign the Cherokee Speakers Roll Book when it was created in 2019 to ide Published September 21, Continue Reading
Walter Echo-Hawk Published September 21, 2019 TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa City-County Library’s American Indian Resource Center will induct Walter Echo-Hawk into the Circle of Honor during a special presentation March Continue Reading
Published September 21, 2019 New York can be a dangerous place. Although you might think of thieves and gangs as the threat, there are many other real dangers out there. Continue Reading
