Traditional knowledge keepers from across the Pacific Northwest came together for two days to explore food sovereignty, culture plants, medicines and politics.

An influential regenerative grazing movement continues to grow. But here's why the science doesn't back up the purported climate benefits.

Covering Climate Now is proud to announce the winners of the 2026 CCNow Journalism Awards. Our awards program, now in its sixth year, honors excellent reporting on many critical dimensions of the clim...

For thousands of years, woolly dogs played an integral role in the lives of Salish and Makah peoples, who bred them and used their silky white fur for weaving. But the beloved animals were driven to e...

Intimidation tactics against student journalists set the worst kind of example

A charity comic with all proceeds donated to Indigenous-led organizations with a special focus on the Missing & Murdered movement. Native voices sing out in a star-studded fundraiser anthology! You Ar...

What farm bill and food safety politics tell us about our deteriorating legislative branch.

Method of replacing much of the mouse cortex with human “organoids” enables studies of brain diseases in a living nervous system

About 1,000 Native Americans from the Great Lakes region walked the Mackinac Bridge on Labor Day. (Photo/Dustin Meshigaud) For the first time, the Three Fires Confederacy joined the annual Mackinac…

Some Iowa producers argue the Save Our Bacon Act will harm farmers by taking away diversified markets and by sending a message to consumers.

Map of the Electricity Transmission Desert in the Great Plains’ Indian Country. Source: Oceti Sakowin Power Authority On August 12, the Dept. of Energy terminated plans for a proposed Tribal …

‘Where the wealthiest country in the world allocates money has always been a question of political will over political way’

Tohono O'odham Chairman Verlon Jose joined other tribal leaders on a tour of sacred sites threatened by the border wall.

The Osage Nation executive branch closed its private school dedicated to language and culture immersion. The decision has since sent community members and leaders scrambling to find other…

The second edition of Indigenous Writes: A Guide to First Nations, Métis & Inuit Issues in Canada will be released in September, marking the 10th anniversary of the original volume. Author Chelsea Vow...

North Carolina’s poultry industry – and the pollution and health problems tied to it – reached a staggering scale in 2024: almost 422 million chicken and turkeys, equivalent to more

Overview: A federal judge has denied the Tohono O’odham Nation’s request to stop construction of a border wall on its reservation in southern Arizona, prompting tribal leaders to consider their next…

“I could write a second memoir solely on the racism I experienced at Cambridge University as a Master’s and PhD student,” writes Jill Damatac, a Filipino-American author who was a student at Cambridge...

People can also become sick from Vibrio vulnificus after eating raw or undercooked shellfish.

A pastor who called Native American rituals ‘idol worship' is defying tribal leaders’ demand to leave a Wyoming reservation.

For more than 65,000 years, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have generated knowledge, cared for Country and passed wisdom from one generation to the next. Long before universities existe...

Utah Rep. Casey Snider spent years quietly carrying out a plan to guarantee hunter access to pristine roadless country — by blocking the Ute Indian Tribe from buying it back.

Health officials in Alberta are investigating an uptick in cyclosporiasis, a parasitic illness that can cause severe diarrhea and is responsible for a large outbreak in the United States.

An analysis by advocacy nonprofit the Environmental Working Group found a discrepancy in the number of animal feeding operations in Department of Natural Resource data and USDA imagery.