Exploring the connections between Indigenous health and the environment
What we can learn from Mayan astronomy
Inside Denver’s bison return
How Denver is helping Tribes bring back bison
Forging connections among art, land and resilience
How one Blackfeet Nation scientist is using robot beavers to help the environment
Colorado’s first Indigenous poet laureate on land and history
How Tribes in the Pacific Northwest are tackling climate change
How one national park is featuring the voices of Indigenous people
How Indigenous Skiers are reckoning with climate change and exclusion
Inside the Great Coharie Creek restoration
Covering Indigenous communities in New Mexico
Inside a National Geographic Photo Camp on the Wind River Reservation
For the Chickasaw Nation, planting trees protects both climate and culture
What traditional Okinawan music can teach us about the climate
How bison meat and chokecherry jam are helping with Indigenous food insecurity
Washoe nonprofit hopes to regain land in Tahoe Basin to build cultural and spiritual center
Reporting from Savoonga in the Bering Sea
As climate change threatens subsistence, Savoonga is going from reindeer herding to a red meat industry
How the Miccosukee Tribe is protecting its land
Why Tribes are concerned about the data center boom
A new book exploring Yurok land, water, and life
How climate change is impacting Indigenous people in the Pacific
Making apple cider is a sweet way to reduce bear conflicts
Part 3: Inside the complex fight over critical minerals on Indigenous lands
Part 2: Tribal nations left with few options to resist a nickel refinery due to complex history
Part 1: The fight over tribal sovereignty and a nickel refinery in Oklahoma
Deb Haaland looks to the future
The potential of Indigenous land stewardship amid climate and political challenges
Learning from Karuk burning practices
With reforms in place, California’s Karuk Tribe works to reestablish cultural burning as 'common practice'
How researchers and hunters are documenting traditional walrus knowledge in Alaska
Inside a National Geographic Photo Camp on the Wind River Reservation
Inside the Fight to Protect the Everglades from Climate Change
How the Nez Perce Tribe is fighting to protect salmon and the Columbia River
A new generation of Nez Perce Firefighters steps up
Two Villages in Alaska are looking to the ocean for energy
How the Pamunkey Indian Tribe is protecting its land from rising seas
In the face of rising seas, tribes face difficult decisions
How tribes in Nevada are working to limit climate change’s health impacts
Nevada tribe is bridging the healthcare gap with a mobile clinic that serves 2,000 tribal patients
Understanding Indigenous knowledge and land amid the climate crisis
Indigenous researchers say ancient horse migration could offer modern climate insights
How Indigenous Skiers are reckoning with climate change and exclusion
Inside the bowhead whale census in Alaska
New film highlights Indigenous and Hispanic youth fly fishing camp
Reflecting on Six Months of Indigenous Climate Coverage
How the Washoe Tribe built a business to sustain a firewood bank for their elders
The fight to preserve Indigenous culture in the face of climate change
The connection between the Nimíipuu language and dogbane restoration
What climate change means for Indigenous life in the Arctic
How tribes in the Columbia River Basin are protecting lamprey
How decades of Indigenous activism led to the Klamath Dam removals
Climate change is making whales and salmon more common in the Arctic
How returning buffalo to Indigenous lands can help the climate
New environmental documentary explores Indigenous land and water
Indigenous communities express concern about Uranium transport
How Indigenous heavy metal music is responding to climate change
Inside the Fight to Protect the Everglades from Climate Change
Inside the Fight to Protect the Everglades from Climate Change
In Oklahoma, flooding is threatening the Otoe-Missouria Tribe’s land and traditions
‘The dogs had burnt paws’: How climate change is impacting dogs on reservations (Encore)
‘Way of Life’: Protecting Indigenous lands and culture from invasive species
Part 3: Indigenous people learned to live with fire. What can we learn from their traditions?
Part 2: In northern California, the Karuk Tribe is burning its way back to a centuries-old relationship with fire
Part 1: The Washoe Tribe brings back cultural fire to restore forests, plants amid climate change
Meet the Navajo professor mapping the impact of climate change on Indigenous land
Students explore creeks in Laramie County, connecting to treaty history and water management
The fight to preserve Indigenous culture in the face of climate change
‘The dogs had burnt paws’: How climate change is impacting dogs on reservations
Tribes share their struggles from radiation exposure as they fight for the renewal for RECA
How the Navajo Nation is using mutual aid to connect families to the electric grid
Climate change is putting strain on the 13,000 Navajo families that don’t have electricity
