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RICHMOND — Gov. Glenn Youngkin has awarded the first round of funds to help Virginia eat its way out of the problem of too many invasive blue catfish in the…

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Three recent examples address historic wrongs and showcase a conservation vision guided by Indigenous values.

"For centuries, a Native American tribe considered a large swath of land with cliffs jutting out along the Rappahannock River in Virginia’s Northern Neck as their ancestral heart and homelands."

Today, Chesapeake Conservancy announced the 2022 Champions of the Chesapeake, the organization’s highest honor recognizing extraordinary...

The threat of development that has long loomed over a historic stretch of cliffs along Virginia’s Rappahannock River is lifted. The Conservation Fund’s purchase of 964 acres of land was

A look at some of the week’s Native American-related news from around the US

When Native tribes gather to discuss policy, the environment is often the focal point.

For a second year, Virginia’s seven federally-recognized Tribes came together as sovereign nations.This year the focus was Indigenous-led conservation and reacquiring lands.

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