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Island celebrates third Indigenous Peoples' Day  - The Martha's Vineyard Times - Vimarsana News

Island celebrates third Indigenous Peoples' Day  - The Martha's Vineyard Times

  This weekend, Islanders gathered to celebrate the third annual Indigenous Peoples’ Day on Noepe event at Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary hosted by Sassafras Earth Education.  The afternoon offered Islanders an opportunity to gather on the sanctuary grounds — named after Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) citizen Felix Kuttashamaquat — to honor the Indigenous […]

In the chair - The Martha's Vineyard Times - Vimarsana News

In the chair - The Martha's Vineyard Times

“Penny Lane, there is a barber showing photographs of every head he’s had the pleasure to know, and all the people that come and go, stop and say, ‘Hello’.” We all know that tune. It’s a happy one (typical Paul McCartney sunshiney optimism and nostalgia about a jolly barber in Liverpool named Mr. Bioletti who […]

Many hands in the sand: Aquinnah tribe, volunteers plant beach grass for climate-resilient coast - Vimarsana News

Many hands in the sand: Aquinnah tribe, volunteers plant beach grass for climate-resilient coast

The tribe is determined to protect its homelands on Martha’s Vineyard from the impacts of climate change.

Source: wgbh.org
How to save a beach? Aquinnah Wampanoag Tribe enlists community to plant beach grass - Vimarsana News

How to save a beach? Aquinnah Wampanoag Tribe enlists community to plant beach grass

More than 100 volunteers hand-planted 20,000 stems of beach grass along an 800-foot stretch of Lobsterville Beach last week. By using this all-natural defense against erosion, the Aquinnah Wampanoag Tribe hopes to protect its homelands on Martha’s Vineyard from the impacts of climate change.

Many hands in the sand: Aquinnah tribe, volunteers plant beach grass for climate-resilient coast - Vimarsana News

Many hands in the sand: Aquinnah tribe, volunteers plant beach grass for climate-resilient coast

More than 100 volunteers hand-planted 20,000 stems of beach grass along an 800-foot stretch of Lobsterville Beach last week. By using this all-natural defense against erosion, the Aquinnah Wampanoag Tribe hopes to protect its homelands on Martha’s Vineyard from the impacts of climate change.

Source: wshu.org