Protecting Sacred Sites: Blood Run Faces Development Pressures

Harlan McKosato
9/14/15
The Big Sioux River provides the borderline between northwestern Iowa and southeastern South Dakota...

Shrinking Budgets Putting Tribal History at Risk?

Marc Dadigan
3/18/15
As a Tribal Historic and Preservation Officer (THPO), Hillary Renick has to wield the expertise of many fields in order to help protect her tribe’s historical villages, ancestral r...

A Win for Indian Country: Native Settlement Saved

Alysa Landry
12/20/14
A new park being developed near Nashville will offer a rare look at ancient history...

Fundraising Successful: Native Settlement in Nashville to Be Saved

ICTMN Staff
12/9/14
Fundraising efforts to save a Native American settlement dating back to the 1400s in what is now Nashville, Tennessee have proven successful...

Ecotrust Honors Five Indigenous Standouts for Environmental Vision

ICTMN Staff
11/7/14
Be it guarding the habitat of the spirit bear, raising Native voices in coastal marine planning matters, keeping cultural traditions alive or weaving together traditional knowledge...

Preserving Culture: NPS Awards Historic Preservation Grants to Tribes

National Park Service
7/31/14
National Park Service Director Jonathan B...

Cherokee Preservation Foundation Names New Executive Director

ICTMN Staff
12/29/12
The Cherokee Preservation Foundation has named Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle to succeed Susan Jenkins as its executive director, effective January 2, 2013...

Restoring Crow Presence in Northwest Wyoming

Mary Keller
12/27/12
Grant Bulltail is one of those remarkable people who ties us to previous generations and can paint a rich image of tribal traditions...

Aboriginal Homeschool Program Helps Parents Become Child’s First Teacher

Lynn Armitage
12/24/12
In 1969, Dr. Avima D...

Montana Tribal College Records a Number of Improvements Throughout 2012

ICTMN Staff
10/7/12
Salish Kootenai College (SKC), a tribal college in Pablo, Montana, has seen some positive changes this past year...

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