Cultural Preservation

Biocultural Community Protocols: Articulating and Asserting Stewardship

Jan 26, 2013 • Protocols developed by Indigenous peoples or mobile or local communities (“community protocols”) are gaining recognition as a useful means... Read More

An Ainu Maori Exchange

Jan 19, 2013 • A group of 7 Ainu youth from Ainumosir (Hokkaido) are a mere one day away from setting out on... Read More

Government of Altai Republic Passes Law to Protect Sacred Sites

Jul 9, 2012 • Late last month, the regional government of the Altai Republic in south-central Russia reviewed and passed a new decree... Read More

Lawsuit Filed to Stop Clearcutting of Sacred Redwood Forest

Jun 8, 2012 • Three environmental groups filed a lawsuit this week to stop a controversial forest-to-vineyard conversion project in northwest Sonoma County,... Read More

Song on the Water

Mar 3, 2012 • “Song on the Water” takes viewers along with 50 indigenous canoes, their crews, and communities on a modern-day voyage... Read More

Sacred Village and Burial Site ‘happily desecrated’ for Palomar College and Pardee Homes

Mar 2, 2012 • Tomkav, a Luiseno village and burial site in Northern San Diego County, is being happily desecrated by developers working... Read More

The Traditional-Assimilated Continuum

Feb 25, 2012 • Joyce Silverthorne, a citizen of the Salish Nation, discusses the fundamental conflict of living in two worlds and the... Read More

Time to turn back the tide of assimilation in Northern Territory, Australia

Jan 16, 2012 • Laura Baymarrwangga, senior traditional owner of Murrungga Island and one of the last remaining Yan-nhangu speakers, is setting a... Read More

O’odham Sacred Site of Quitovac Threatened By ‘a Low Cost’ Heap Leach Gold Mine

Dec 23, 2011 • After being saved from a toxic waste dump more than three years ago, the O’odham Sacred site of Quitovac... Read More

A Voice in the Desert

Dec 23, 2011 • A film by Jason Jaacks of Cordellera Productions, A Voice in the Desert examines a cultural unity that has... Read More

De-Occupy Rattlesnake Island! Protesters Demonstrate Against Desecration of Sacred Land at John Nady’s Home

Dec 21, 2011 • Some 200 Indigenous people and supporters recently marched to the home of John Nady, a millionaire who is desecrating... Read More

Australia: Traditional Owners Claim Victory Over Controversial Land Grab

Dec 14, 2011 • Traditional land owners won a major victory this month in their long running battle against the proposed Woodside gas... Read More

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