Today’s Voices
Many of the stories told about the land today center on issues of conservation, wildlife, and the health of communities. These include maintaining the integrity of wildlife and migration corridors, monitoring watersheds, water and air pollution, and the effects of mining and mineral extraction. These in turn involve stories about the impact of extractive industries and their effects on the health of local communities. The impact of uranium mining and uranium tailings on Wyoming’s Wind River Indian Reservation is one such example. Such stories voice the values of those who have lived on these lands for generations and frame the issues of how the future will move forward.
Traditional Ways
Beginning to Heal
Wildlife Preservation
Buffalo Restoration
community health
Contemporary Arapaho Art
Land Use
Control of Public Lands
food sovereignty
Creating a Chokecherry bioregion
Community Health
Drug Addiction Counseling
Community Health
Fighting Food Scarcity
food sovereignty
Food as Medicine
Traditional Ways
Grandfather Bless Me With Unity
food sovereignty
Indigenous Food
Traditional Ways
Lakota Traditions: The Beginning
Traditional Ways
Native Fire Management
Tribal Governance
Respecting the New Buffalo
Activism
Riverton Peace March
Land Use
The Case for Conservation
Traditional Ways
The Circle of Understanding
Tribal Governance
The Need to Protect Native Rights
Community Health
Uranium Mining: The Human Cost
Community Health
Uranium Tailings