Indigenous farmers are ‘rematriating’ centuries-old seeds to plant a movement By Kalen Goodluck / Feb 10, 2022
Many Indigenous languages lack a word for ‘conservation.’ Here’s why. By Jessica Hernandez / Jan 24, 2022
The biggest ancient city you’ve probably never heard of is in Illinois By Margo Milanowski / Nov 1, 2021
Prescribed burns can keep wildfires in check. So why are politicians standing in the way? By Madeline Ostrander/Undark / Oct 27, 2021
Minnesota’s Line 3 pipeline threatens one of North America’s only native grains By Angely Mercado / Oct 12, 2021
America thrived by choking its rivers with dams. Now it’s time to undo the damage. By Kate Morgan / Mar 13, 2020
New Zealand’s bold rat-control campaign sees its first wave of successes By Mara Johnson-Groh / May 27, 2020
Inuit researchers are leading a scientific movement to understand life on the ice By Matthew Halliday/Undark / May 29, 2020
Colonial bias gave us an incorrect history of North America’s Indigenous people By Sturt Manning/The Conversation / Jun 24, 2020
Arizona reopened too quickly. Now Indigenous nations are paying the price. By Hardy, Saul & Smith/The Conversation / Jul 6, 2020
Local opposition to Alaska’s Pebble Mine grows as the project reaches the next milestone By Bjorn Dihle/ Outdoor Life / Jul 29, 2020
They tried to tame the Klamath River. They filled it with toxic algae instead. By Jeremy Deaton/Nexus Media / Jul 29, 2020
Drilling the Arctic refuge doesn’t make sense—but Trump wants it to happen anyway By Jeremy Deaton/Nexus Media News / Nov 24, 2020