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Indigenous leaders from all over the world together at the International Union for The Conservation of Nation World Conservation Congress in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Indigenous Peoples Still Fighting to Protect ‘Living Forests’ and Way of Life
Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, the United Nations Special...
Happy Autumn: Fall Equinox Promises Welcome Chill
It may be boiling hot across large swathes of Turtle Island...
papahanaumokuakea-reef-fish
Nature, Culture, and Plastic: Obama Quadruples Marine National Monument
President Barack Obama has signed an executive order...
Poisoned Waters: Navajo Communities Still Struggle After Mining Disaster
SHIPROCK, New Mexico—On Friday, as the Obama administration...
The United Tribal work group says the International Joint Commission’s involvement is needed now to ensure there are adequate safeguards to protect the salmon-rich Stikine (pictured), Taku and Unuk rivers from potential mining risks upstream in British Co
Immediate Review of B.C. Mining Safety Demanded by Alaska Native Leaders
UPDATED SEPTEMBER 17: To include Lt. Gov. Byron Mallot's...
Hualapai Say Proposed Water Deal Could Benefit Tourism in the State
The chairman of the Hualapai Tribe told a Senate committee...
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Environment

'We Must Honor Our Mother': Actress Shailene Woodley Arrested at DAPL

ICTMN Staff
10/10/16
Actress Shailene Woodley has been arrested for trespassing at one of the construction sites for the Dakota Access oil pipeline, multiple reports confirm...

Breaking: Standing Rock Vows to Continue NoDAPL Fight in Wake of Court Injunction Denial

Mary Annette Pember
10/10/16
Standing Rock Sioux Chairman David Archambault II vowed to continue fighting the Dakota Access oil pipeline (DAPL) after a three-judge panel on Sunday October 9 denied the tribe’s ...

Fear Is Big Oil’s Main Message When Touting Pipeline Jobs

Mary Annette Pember
10/10/16
It’s all spelled out right on Energy Partners LP’s website...

The Week That Was: The Big Stories in Indian Country, October 9, 2016

ICTMN Staff
10/10/16
Militarized police, Indigenous Peoples Day, the looming election and other apocryphal events gripped Indian country's attention during the Week That Was, October 9, 2016...
John McCoy, owner of Smoky Mountain Trout Farm

Smoky Mountain Trout Farmer Pioneers Natural and Sustainable Feeding Program

ICTMN Staff
10/7/16
John McCoy, a member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and owner of Smoky Mountain Trout Farm, is the only American Indian trout farmer in North Carolina — the third highest ...

Draconid Meteor Shower: Dazzling Dragon Spews Shooting Stars

ICTMN Staff
10/7/16
They are not known for their lustrousness, but the Draconid meteors that grace the skies each October do stand out for two reasons: They are the precursor to a slew of showers betw...
Standing Rock Chairman Archambault - Photo: Vincent Schilling

VIDEO: #NoDAPL DC Rally - Sioux Leaders, Dallas Goldtooth, NCAI’s Cladoosby Speak

Vincent Schilling
10/7/16
Last week in Washington D.C, after the White House Tribal Nations Conference, leaders from several Sioux Nations, including Chairman David Archambault II from Standing Rock, Chairm...
President Barack Obama congratulates Senior Advisor Brian Deese on the first day of the implementation of the Paris Agreement on climate change, in the Oval Office, Oct. 5, 2016. Deese worked with Secretary of State John Kerry and EPA Administrator Gina M

From Paris to Standing Rock It’s the Climate Choices Ahead

Mark Trahant
10/7/16
TRAHANT REPORTS —Ten months ago the United States told the world it was ready to do something about climate change. Enough talk. Time to act...

Militarization and Mistaken Identity: Police Crack Down on DAPL Protectors

Mary Annette Pember
10/7/16
Water protectors opposing the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) construction near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation in North Dakota may be covering their faces with good reason—to ke...

Standing Rock Joins the World’s Indigenous Fighting for Land and Life

Jenni Monet, YES! Magazine
10/7/16
When opposition to the Dakota Access pipeline galvanized the support of hundreds of U.S. tribes, it became an unprecedented show of Indian country unity and resolve...

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