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Land & Water

Environmental issues, land rights, natural resource management and water protection efforts across Native communities.
Blue Heron paper mill demolition

GRAND RONDE TRIBE RECLAIMS WILLAMETTE FALLS, AS WORK BEGINS TO TEAR DOWN OREGON CITY MILL

Native rights advocates host totem pole ceremony for Missouri River
By Talli Nauman
Totem pole to be carried across the United States.
Sheriff, water protectors keep peace at Enbridge site
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Interior Secretary Recommends Biden Restore National Monuments Trump Trashed
national monuments - Bears Ears
ShineThe Shine series explores limitations and solutions to government transparency in Indian Country.
‘Keystone XL is dead!’
Keystone XL is dead
Native hemp farming, opportunity to lead New Green Revolution
new green revolution
Anti-Pipeline Grandmothers Launch Treaty People Gathering
By Talli Nauman
1000 Grandmothers Treaty People Gathering
Treaties offer new aid to fight climate change and environmental issues
fighting climate change and environmental issues
Fort Belknap Indian Community meets with BLM to discuss mining threat
Fort Belknap Indian Community
When an Oil Company Profits From a Pipeline Running Beneath Tribal Land Without Consent, What’s Fair Compensation?
The Tesoro High Plains Pipeline carries crude oil beneath the Little Missouri River beyond the boundaries of the Fort Berthold Reservation in North Dakota. A Biden administration official wants a fresh look at the multi-million-dollar dispute between hundreds of Three Affiliated Tribes landowners and the pipeline company. Credit: Jodi Spotted Bear/Buffalo's Fire
Charges against Nick Tilsen and Land Defenders dropped, NDN Collective celebrates a victory for the movement
NDN Collective President and CEO Nick Tilsen
Native pipeline fighters jockey for Biden attention
By Talli Nauman
water protectors
Buffalo’s Fire wins awards, Silver Telly for digital news video
By Jodi Rave Spotted Bear
The National Native Media Award and Telly Award received by Buffalo's Fire.
100 year history of landmark fight for the Black Hills
More water protectors arrested for halting Line 3 work
Water protectors chained themselves together inside a segment of Enbridge's Line 3, temporarily halting construction. (Photo courtesy of Ginew Collective)
Tribes reclaiming lands ‘actually happening’
The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation has purchased farmland as part of their comprehensive land reclamation strategy.
Which U.S. Cities Get Failing Grades on Parks
Jill Stewart, FairWarning
A hearing in Fresno on parks tax measure
News Analysis: Brothers sue TAT chairman, rural water 'pioneers' for Section 17 trespass
By Jodi Rave Spotted Bear
Bartlett and West water pipeline
Lakota elder planted first hemp crop nearly 20 years ago, new industry to follow
By Jodi Rave Spotted Bear
Lady Hemp
Horseback rider visits tribes along 600-mile Atlantic Coast Pipeline
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