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Tribal leaders optimistic after Biden memo elevates Indigenous ecological knowledge

Tribal leaders optimistic after Biden memo elevates Indigenous ecological knowledge

by Yiming Fu | Nov 16, 2021 | Environment, Topics

WASHINGTON – Tribal leaders Tuesday applauded President Joe Biden’s efforts to integrate indigenous knowledge into the administration’s climate change efforts during a virtual White House Tribal Nations Summit. Biden kicked off the two-day summit Monday, an annual...

Indigenous populations ‘thriving’ Census Bureau says

by Jaclyn Skurie | Jan 25, 2012 | Environment

WASHINGTON–The nation’s Alaska Native and American Indian population has increased by 26.7 percent since 2000, a rate that is nearly three times as large as the overall population growth rate, Census Bureau officials said Wednesday. “In all likelihood, there are...

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