All across this country, there is an emerging class of Indigenous scientists who are working to improve water quality, protect the home of our non-human relatives, and revitalize ancestral agriculture techniques for food sovereignty.

A better future for our children is on the other side of all this work, just waiting for us to get there. All we have to do is make the journey.

Sometimes it’s important to come together and speak with one unified voice as many did during the recent Global Climate Strike.

In the face of continuing environmental degradation, the time has come to consider the legal rights of nature itself.

In addressing climate change, it’s important to think outside the box and take a long-term approach.

Internships and student worker positions can open a wealth of opportunities for tribal college students.

Rather than mourn it helplessly over the degradation of our planet, make a conscious decision to protect it with all of your power and with all of your love.

Returning to one’s ancestral homeland offers time for reflection, but also reminds us that even these sacred places are often threatened.

There’s an overwhelming amount of work to do in Indian Country, which is why it’s vital to take breathers and connect with nature.

There is much to be done, but by working together we can create the future we envision.