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The Navajo Researcher Recovering A Desert Peach Variety
The Southwest peach, once cultivated by Indigenous peoples but devastated by colonizers, is being brought back by a Navajo ...
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I’ve been living in Switzerland for 8 years. Here’s how I stay in touch with my Singaporean roots
Ms Maureen Yeo has spent several years living abroad, but feels just as connected to her Singaporean roots as she does when ...
How Sinixt people overturned their ‘extinct’ status and helped begin restoring Upper Columbia
Shelly Boyd traced her finger over a raised-relief map made by her students of the Sn̓ʕay̓čkstx traditional territory. She spoke of the great expanse, touching the now-drowned Kettle Falls on the ...
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Once Called “Mauch Chunk,” This Victorian Town Was Renamed After a Macabre Deal with an Olympian’s Widow
In the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania sits a town that looks like it belongs in the Alps. Jim Thorpe, formerly called Mauch ...
Why Death Valley’s Native tribe dislikes the park’s name
Death Valley National Park’s harsh desert environment does kill, but Timbisha Shoshone tribal members say it’s really a place about life.
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The legacy of Chief Nowoo3 - building relationships
Fred Mosqueda, the Arapaho Language and Culture Program Outreach Specialist Coordinator for the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma, returned to Niwot Hall Monday, March 17, and brought his friend ...