Indigeneity
On June 7, 2025, a quiet but revolutionary shift in law and land took place in Colorado. A Mountain in the San Luis Valley became the first mountain...
Eco-Nomics
Written by Scott Hochberg, General Counsel and Litigation Director at Earth Island Institute Plastic pollution is one of the most pressing...
Eco-Nomics
Microfibers — tiny threads shed from our clothing, many of which are plastic — have quietly become one of the most pervasive forms of pollution...
Eco-Nomics
The story of “forever chemicals” often begins in the headlines of the last decade — contaminated water systems, cancer clusters, corporate...
Eco-Nomics
The internet wasn’t always like this. Once a space for discovery, connection, and creativity, it’s become increasingly extractive and...
Indigeneity
Ten years ago, one of the most compelling movements in support of Indigenous sovereignty took shape at Standing Rock. The ripples of the protests...
Indigeneity
A transformative movement is emerging at the intersection of Tribal Sovereignty and the Rights of Nature, as Indigenous Nations lead efforts to...
Eco-Nomics
If plants have shaped fashion’s past, could they also hold the secret to its future? In The Nature of Fashion, Carry Somers takes readers...
Indigeneity
For more than a century, the Klamath River has been at the heart of one of North America’s most significant environmental justice movements....
Indigeneity
Enter below by December 7, 2025, at midnight PT for a chance to win a copy of this phenomenal book! For the Yurok people of Northern California,...
Nature, Culture and Spirit
In forests across North America, a humble forager shapes ecosystems in ways few people notice. Squirrels, with their endless caching and...
Justice
In this program, we drop in on a remarkable conversation between two world-renowned Native American women artists. National Poet Laureate and...