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Pacific salmon's decline is 'death by a thousand cuts' - Vimarsana News

Pacific salmon's decline is 'death by a thousand cuts'

Entire communities, tribal peoples and industries rely on salmon and have done so for generations. But saving these species could mean moving mountains.

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Yakama descendants search for relatives' remains at Mool-Mool, or Fort Simcoe state park | Boarding Schools - Vimarsana News

Yakama descendants search for relatives' remains at Mool-Mool, or Fort Simcoe state park | Boarding Schools

“If there’s a moment our people are waiting for, in this big moment where everything will change, and everything will go back to normal or everything will be better –

Yakama descendants search for relatives' remains at Mool-Mool, or Fort Simcoe state park | Local - Vimarsana News

Yakama descendants search for relatives' remains at Mool-Mool, or Fort Simcoe state park | Local

“If there’s a moment our people are waiting for, in this big moment where everything will change, and everything will go back to normal or everything will be better –

Nez Perce Tribe announces "Covenant of the Salmon People" | Explore Central Oregon - Vimarsana News

Nez Perce Tribe announces "Covenant of the Salmon People" | Explore Central Oregon

“Covenant of the Salmon People,” an award-winning 2023 documentary exploring the Nez Perce Tribe’s ancient promise, and ongoing efforts, to protect Chinook salmon, is now airing on PBS stations. The

Stolen Waters Summit looks to defy colonial water projects, empower Indigenous traditions - Vimarsana News

Stolen Waters Summit looks to defy colonial water projects, empower Indigenous traditions

The Stolen Waters Summit, held at the University of Montana, brought together prominent voices to resist colonial projects that oppose Indigenous relationships to water. Speakers from across the Missouri, Columbia,