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Alaska Archives - High Country News

Jun 26, 2024 | hcn.org | Laureli Ivanoff |Joaqlin Estus |Shana Lombard |Kylie Mohr

Skip to content Posted inArticles The rule offers further pathways for tribes to proactively protect certain public lands.
Public Lands Archives - High Country News

Feb 13, 2024 | hcn.org | Shana Lombard |Kylie Mohr |Susan Shain |Erin Wong

Skip to content Posted inArticles A historic public lands act passed in 2020. Here’s what it’s done so far.
Department of Interior

Feb 13, 2024 | hcn.org | Joaqlin Estus |Shana Lombard |Kylie Mohr |Umar Farooq

Skip to content Posted inArticles A historic public lands act passed in 2020. Here’s what it’s done so far.
National Park Service

Feb 13, 2024 | hcn.org | Shana Lombard |Kylie Mohr |Lina Tran |Susan Shain

Skip to content Posted inArticles A historic public lands act passed in 2020. Here’s what it’s done so far.
Climate Change Archives - High Country News

Feb 12, 2024 | hcn.org | Joaqlin Estus |Kylie Mohr |Ruxandra Guidi |Shana Lombard

Skip to content Posted inJanuary 11, 2024: The Creatures in Our Midst ‘Move fast, break things’ approach runs into issues of tribal authority.
WA committee looking into boarding school history, with listening sessions planned

Jan 4, 2024 | yakimaherald.com | Shana Lombard

This story first appeared in High Country News (hcn.org), and is reprinted with permission. Yakama bands once gathered at Mool Mool springs in what is now Washington state to use the area’s bubbling waters for medicinal purposes. In 1855, the Yakama bands signed a treaty that ceded millions of acres to the United States in exchange for specific reserved rights.
2023 in Native environmental news

Dec 27, 2023 | hcn.org | Anna V. Smith |Shana Lombard

In 2023, the complexity of the environmental issues that impact Native communities took center stage. The unique legal, political and economic hurdles tribal nations face in protecting their land, water, air — and people — became vividly apparent.
2023 in Native environmental news

Dec 27, 2023 | hcn.org | Anna Smith |Shana Lombard

In 2023, the complexity of the environmental issues that impact Native communities took center stage. The unique legal, political and economic hurdles tribal nations face in protecting their land, water, air — and people — became vividly apparent.
Washington works to reconcile its history of Indigenous boarding schools

Dec 12, 2023 | hcn.org | Shana Lombard

Yakama bands once gathered at Mool Mool springs in what is now Washington state to use the area’s bubbling waters for medicinal purposes. In 1855, the Yakama bands signed a treaty that ceded millions of acres to the United States in exchange for specific reserved rights. The next year, the U.S. Army built Fort Simcoe over a tribal campsite near the springs, and in 1860 established the Fort Simcoe Indian Boarding School there.
Cultural fire is good fire, and California needs more of it

Oct 23, 2023 | hcn.org | Shana Lombard

When it comes to climate change mitigation, using fire in scientific ways in order to minimize wildfire damage may seem like an unlikely solution. And yet it is a long-standing Indigenous tradition that not only helps create healthier, more fire-resilient landscapes, it also renews soil nutrients and reinforces plant diversity.