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Climate change is already forcing communities to relocate

Environmental changes due to climate change are pushing residents out of their neighborhoods, though many are ignoring the signs.

United statesJean charlesJesse keenanDepartment of theTulane universityUniversity of vermontIsle de jean charlesQuinault indian nationOlympic peninsula

Climate change is already forcing communities to relocate

Environmental changes due to climate change are pushing residents out of their neighborhoods, though many are ignoring the signs.

United statesJean charlesJesse keenanDepartment of theTulane universityUniversity of vermontIsle de jean charlesQuinault indian nationOlympic peninsula

Tribal nations receive federal relocation grants to escape the effects of climate change – Daily Montanan

The federal government is pouring money into relocation programs for Indian Country in order to deal with the effects of climate change.

United statesState of alaskaDeanne criswellSally coxDeb haalandRegional affairsBureau of indian affairsNewtok planning groupAlaska division of communityNewtok villageNative villageQuinault indian nationIndian countryInterior deb haalandBipartisan infrastructure lawIndian affairs

Looking back on the top stories from 2022

A look back at the stories that have impacted the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta in 2022.

Bogus creekUnited statesPitkas pointScammon bayYukon riverAlaska pacific universityKuskokwim riverHooper bayRed devilAlaska peninsulaGulf of alaskaAyaprun loddie jonesRebecca trimbleJohn snyderKuskokwim deltaBering sea

Federal Grants Fund Tribal Relocation Efforts

Tribal communities threatened by climate change are opting to relocate or engage in ‘managed retreat’ to save their villages from sea level rise, erosion, flooding, and other climate impacts.

United statesKristi eatonBureau of indian affairsBipartisan infrastructure lawIndian affairsInflation reduction act

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