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Indigenous wisdom offers deep insights into addressing global challenges - Opinion

The Secwepemc story, "Coyote brings food from the Upper world," narrates how coyote brought plants for food and medicine to earth.

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Bison bounce back in the American West, giving Indigenous nations hope for restorations of their own

Tribes and the U.S. government are reintroducing herds of native animals like never before, and Canadians who want to do the same are taking notes

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Q&A: The Connection Between Buffalo Restoration and Native Liberation

Q&A: The Connection Between Buffalo Restoration and Native Liberation
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Q&A: The Connection between Buffalo Restoration and Native Liberation

Editor’s Note: This interview first appeared in Path Finders, an email newsletter from the Daily Yonder. Each week, Path Finders features a Q&A with a

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Salt Lake arts market spotlights Native American artists from across the US

Over 45 Indigenous creators will sell their wares Saturday and Sunday at the Natural History Museum of Utah.

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