The Colorado Sun

The Arkansas River’s Big Timbers region reflects a complex history of Western expansion, Indigenous displacement

The waterway cuts through a tangled and tragic past in southeastern Colorado that still echoes Western expansion, Indigenous displacement.
Wyoming Tribune Eagle

UW to host ‘Tipi Talks’ for celebration of Native American Heritage Month

The University of Wyoming will celebrate Native American Heritage Month with “Tipi Talks,” a three-day series of events on ...
Mother Jones

These Native Kids Were First to Witness the Mighty Klamath River’s Rebirth

While the Klamath youth cultivated a deeper connection to their wild river being reborn, they also inspired Indigenous-led ...

How a Native American tribe in Connecticut is fighting to tell Indigenous history in American classrooms

In fact, the Pequot Neepun Teacher Institute, held over the summer, has emerged as the tribe's own way of fighting for ...

California senators raise questions about the donors to Trump’s ballroom project

California senators led by Adam Schiff demand a full accounting of private donations to fund Trump’s $350M White House ...
KJZZ

A remote tribe in the Amazon may hold the secret to aging with less inflammation

Lots of Americans experience more inflammation in their bodies as they get older. But, new research from ASU suggests it ...

Why the world's most isolated people are under growing threat

At least 196 uncontacted Indigenous groups remain, half of which could be wiped out in under 10 years, according to a new ...

Indigenous tribes risk extinction as clout-chasing influencers invade remote communities: report

Clout-seeking travel influencers are doing more than just displaying their ignorance abroad — they could be endangering ...

What to know about uncontacted Indigenous peoples and efforts to protect them

Survival’s research shows that more than 95% of the world’s uncontacted peoples live in the Amazon, with smaller populations ...
Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)

Without stronger protections, uncontacted Indigenous groups could vanish within a decade, experts say

A report says at least 196 uncontacted Indigenous groups remain worldwide and face growing threats from logging, mining, missionaries and organized crime.

Half of all uncontacted Indigenous tribes may disappear by 2036

Half of the world’s remaining uncontacted Indigenous groups may disappear within a decade without concerted conservation ...