Together, they kept on making peace throughout the Southwest by settling disputes — often between Mormon ranchers and Navajos ...
Colonialism drove beavers off their land, harming both the environment and people living on it. Blackfeet Nation beaver experts want to bring them back. Beavers are powerful architects of the land ...
In this KSUT Conversation, Tami Graham talks with Carol Fleisher, the director of the Durango Independent Film Festival, now ...
Coverage of tribal natural resources is supported in part by Catena FoundationThe U.S. Government Accountability Office, also known as GAO, has published numbers on how many employees left the Bureau ...
Then-President Bill Clinton signed the Timbisha Shoshone Homeland Act into law, in November 2000. Among other provisions, it returned ancestral land to the tribe, including a parcel of land in Death ...
The year 2026 marks 150 years of Colorado statehood and the United States 250th anniversary. But the Center of Southwest Studies’ latest exhibition, Constellations of Place, offers a different kind of ...
Snowpack levels in the Mountain West are below average heading into runoff season. For many tribal producers, snowmelt is essential for irrigation, livestock, and sustaining traditional foods tied to ...
The federal government is encouraging tribes to partner with data centers. That could mean leasing land or selling power. The latter is where the big bucks come in, according to Ken Ahmann, the chief ...
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