Filmmakers behind ‘Alaska’s Vanishing Native Villages’ share the challenges of filmmaking and documenting climate issues in the remote areas of Western Alaska.

Investing in the Soil In running the Metlakatla Indian Community S'ndooyntgm Galts'ap Community Garden, Gatgyeda Haayk has developed a particular ...

This location on the northwest corner of the Olympic Peninsula places the Tribe precisely where prevailing currents converge, bringing eastern North Pacific gray whales near ... is a freelance Native ...

Each year, the home sinks six inches. When the marshy land engulfed the original flooring from her childhood home, Chase laid ...

Subsistence living, which is critical to Alaska Native culture and rural food security, has suffered in turn, whether it involves Iñupiaq whale hunts, Gwich’in caribou harvest or Tlingit salmon ...

The core argument in “They Came but Could Not Conquer” is that Alaska Natives have turned to Western judicial systems that ...

In each, Alaska Native history ... Today, Alaska Natives continue to hunt a sustainable number of whales, seals, walrus, and some species of birds and fish. Maktak, a staple dish consisting ...

How climate change is escalating a housing crisis in Alaska’s Native villages ... and rivers—where they frequently camped for ease of hunting and fishing. Decades later, these fragile ...