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There s not enough Klamath River water to meet everyone s needs

There s not enough Klamath River water to meet everyone s needs
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Pathfinders: Climate-Smart Solutions from Rural America and Native Nations

Pathfinders: Climate-Smart Solutions from Rural America and Native Nations
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BMCC acquires American Indian art collection from Crow s Shadow | Local News

PENDLETON — Blue Mountain Community College is making an artful investment to raise cultural awareness of the American Indian community on campus.

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Klamath Tribes want beavers back in the Beaver State

Reintroducing the species creates important habitat for First Foods. But state laws don’t work in the animal’s favor.

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Oregon tribal judge acquits 17 of COVID-19 violations, ruling gathering was culturally essential

Oregon tribal judge acquits 17 of COVID-19 violations, ruling gathering was culturally essential Updated 9:51 AM; Today 9:51 AM Toby Patrick, who hosted an Easter feast in April of 2020 that violated his tribes COVID-19 restrictions and led to citations for 17 Indians, stands next to his family s canvas longhouse at his home on the Umatilla Indian Reservation. Facebook Share By Wil Phinney, Underscore.news Last April, in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, Toby Patrick hosted an Easter Day root feast at his home on the Umatilla Indian Reservation. He knew there could be repercussions. The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation had postponed its own annual Root Feast, a large celebration of traditional foods, to limit the spread of COVID-19. But Patrick didn’t want to let the important time of year go unmarked. More than two dozen members of Patrick’s family gathered on April 18 to celebrate the coming of spring by honoring First Foods, such as t

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