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The U.S. Department of the Interior announces on June 2 the designation of nine new national recreation trails in nine states including the Razorback Greenway in Northwest Arkansas.

The Colorado River is a vital source of water and electricity for the West. Today, the federal government reached an agreement on cuts to conserve.

Government agencies are partnering to preserve oral and digital histories and records of federal Indian boarding schools across the U.S.

Ana Hoffman is the president of the Bethel Native Corporation and serves as the co-chair of the Alaska Federation of Natives. She wants to inform the public about an important visit. Reporter Francisco Martínezcuello sat down with Hoffman to get the details.

Woodall's Campground Magazine Feds to Invest $2.8B on Infrastructure at Public Lands Industry News

A citizen of the Chickasaw Nation and Choctaw, Quinn Smith is one of two winners of the Sanford School's top honor for undergraduates, the Terry Sanford Leadership Award.

The Departments of Interior and Agriculture today announced a proposed $2.8B in funding for fiscal year 2024 authorized by the Great American...

On Tuesday, commissioners from two Not Invisible Act subcommittees convened at the Hotel Captain Cook in downtown Anchorage to solicit public testimony from survivors and families of victims in Alaska.

How to best improve our tribal communities is not just a North Dakota goal -- it's something the rest of the world is trying to improve. Even the United Nations is not only trying to raise awareness of indigenous issues, but also attempting to embrace them more in solutions to the global economy and the problems stemming from it.

Native survivors share stories of beatings, forced labor, sex abuse, and more as part of the federal Indian boarding school program from 1819 to 1969.