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Coffee producers in Oaxaca, Mexico, are adapting to climate change by restoring their coffee plantations in agroforestry systems. While the costs of their work are increasing, the price of coffee is not.
Progress roundup: deliberate care, slow handiwork, and patience are improving environments on land, in the water, and in cities.
In Tepejillo, on one of the many hills in the southern Mexican municipality of San Juan Bautista Coixtlahuaca, extreme erosion has transformed the earth into bare rock, making it difficult to imagine that the area used to be home to a forest or, even more incredibly, a civilization. “These forests supported a city of more […]
One of the most interesting empires of America. The Aztecs (at that time called the Mexicas) arrived in the valley where we today find Mexico City in th...
Ernest House Jr., and, along with KSUT Tribal Radio and Rocky Mountain PBS, invite you to Strength Through Storytelling, a special virtual screening and Q&A to celebrate several of the storytellers behind Native Lens, an initiative to lift up and amplify Native voices. Ernest will join co-hosts Tanaya Winder (Poet and Musician, Pyramid Lake Piaute, Southern Ute, Duckwater Shoshone) and Enrique Jimenez (Digital Producer and Musician, Mixteca Alta) to discuss the project in greater depth. They look forward to introducing you to the Native stories we love, and to the storytellers who created the...