U.S. to restore more bison herds on tribal lands by tapping Indigenous knowledge
U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland says her agency will work to restore more large bison herds to Native American lands.
Source: pbs.org
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Interior Department announces new initiative to restore bison population
The Interior Department said Friday that it was taking new steps to restore the declining American bison population.
United States Theodore Roosevelt Deb Haaland Department Of The Bison Working Group Interior Department
Source: upi.com
Monthly Review | The Communitarian Revolutionary Subject and the Possibilities of System Change
As capitalism continues to fuel the planetary crisis, David Barkin and Brian M. Napoletano propose that the communitarian revolutionary subject is already…
Source: monthlyreview.org
Aboriginal people have spent centuries building in the Darling River. Now there are plans to demolish these important structures
During the 20th century, a series of low-level weirs were built at the small towns along the river to secure water supplies. Settlers sought the same river features to build weirs that Indigenous people did when choosing sites for stone fish traps, so many weirs were built on outcropping rock.
Source: architectureanddesign.com.au
Tribal Nations in Virginia Mark 5 Years Since Federal Recognition
This week six Tribal Nations in Virginia observed the fifth anniversary of the United States formally recognizing their sovereign governments. Recognition has
Source: einnews.com
Government of Canada to protect nature in Ontario
/CNW/ - Protecting nature is vital to the health and well-being of Canadians, to reverse biodiversity loss, and to fight climate change. Thats why the...
Source: newswire.ca
Qatar National Library Provides Entertaining Educational and Cultural Activities in February
The Qatar National Library is set to host a number of events and lectures in February that will touch upon topics including technology, heritage, sports, and arts.
Spencer Johnson Ruba Dababat Najem Eshail Daniel Martin Varisco Alexandre Caeiro Arab Museum Of Modern Art
Source: qatarliving.com
Indigenous people on the 'front lines' of climate solutions
Indigenous issues took center stage Wednesday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Source: thedailyworld.com
Viewpoint: It's time to let the world know we can safely manage nuclear waste : Perspectives
While many agree the benefits of using nuclear energy to fight climate change and build energy security are clear, there is still a major hurdle to overcome before it is widely accepted as a safe and clean part of the energy mix: the perception that the nuclear industry has a waste "problem", writes Laurie Swami, president and CEO of Canada's Nuclear Waste Management Organization.
Rafael Mariano Grossi Annika Strandh Nuclear Waste Management Organization International Panel On Climate Change International Atomic Energy Agency Canada Nuclear Waste Management Organization
Source: world-nuclear-news.org
Vegetable farming becomes boon for Rajshahi slum households
RAJSHAHI, Jan 17, 2023 (BSS)- Slum-dwelling households are seen contributing a lot towards ensuring food security through vegetable farming in
Bangladesh General Shah Alam Champa Rani Shahidul Islam Sheikh Hasina Bangladesh Resource Centre For Indigenous Knowledge
Source: bssnews.net