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CHICAGO - There is a Native legend that says the world is actually on the back of a giant turtle.

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San Carlos Apache Tribe Chairman Terry Rambler appeared before the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues in New York City on Tuesday, urging the U.N. to support efforts to protect Indigenous sacred sites from impending destruction.
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LAS VEGAS — Today, southwest area Tribes were joined by Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland in a celebratory ceremony dedicating a sacred Native American site in Nevada as a National Monument.
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Two Alaska Native organizations are suing the federal government to protect subsistence fishing rights on two of the state’s largest river systems amidst a worsening salmon crisis. 

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The Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians last week signed a Tribal Forest Protection Act proposal with the Hiawatha National Forest.

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For decades, Sam Kunaknana has caught grayling and hunted caribou along Fish Creek, a small river that meanders over the open Alaskan tundra near the Iñupiaq community of Nuiqsut. Kunaknana sets nets for broad whitefish, jigs for grayling, and waits for the caribou, which he remembers ambling in large herds across the muskeg years ago.

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PHOENIX—Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs hosted a press conference on Thursday with federal, state and tribal leaders to announce a historic agreement that will pay the Gila River Indian Community (GRIC) $233 million in exchange for the Tribe limiting its use of water from the Colorado River.  

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A logistics company and several of its affiliates agreed to pay more than a half-million dollars to two Washington tribes and several government entities as part of a consent decree lodged by the Department of Justice earlier this year.  

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 WASHINGTON —  Members of the Senate and the House of Representatives have created a Congressional Colorado River Caucus to address relentless drought conditions across the Colorado River Basin that is leaving states and tribes short of water. 
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RENO, Nev.— Construction is underway on the highly contested Thacker Pass lithium mine in northern Nevada after a court ruled earlier this month against the tribes trying to stop the mine.

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