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Colorado Legislature Passes Landmark Ibogaine Research Bill, Expanding the State’s Natural Medicine Framework.

May 13, 2026. Denver, CO—On May 13, the Colorado legislature passed House Bill 26-1325 which establishes a first-of-its-kind ibogaine research pilot program within the state's Behavioral Health Administration (BHA). The bipartisan legislation authorizes up to

Federal Funding for Emergency & Resilience Needs in Alaska Native Villages.

May 13, 2026. The Department of the Interior’s Indian Affairs announced $4 million in emergency funding is being distributed to address severe shortages of heating fuel, diesel, gasoline, firewood, and potable water across 16 Native

Pete Lien & Sons withdrew their permit for the graphite mining project at Pe’ Sla.

May 10, 2026. Black Hills Clean Water Alliance reported that due to the many actions taken by nine tribal governments, NDN Collective, BHCWA, Earthworks, all the attorneys, thousands of people who sent public comments, and

Catch fish, win prizes: Help the walleye fishery and join the Midwest Walleye Challenge May 15-June 28.

May 10, 2026 The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is partnering with MyCatch by Angler's Atlas on a statewide walleye fishing challenge that includes all inland waters in the state. The challenge runs May 15

Homeland Security accused of issuing Waivers that resulted in damage to Tribal & other Heritage Sites on the Southern Border.

May 7, 2026. The Washington Post reports that the expansion of the wall along the southern border with Mexico has damaged a rare Native American archaeological site in the Arizona desert, area residents said Thursday,

Lawsuit Challenges Opening of Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Monument to Commercial Fishing.

May 6, 2026. BOSTON— Conservation Law Foundation, Natural Resources Defense Council, the Center for Biological Diversity, and whale-watch naturalist Zack Klyver sued the federal administration to block its attempt to open the Northeast Canyons and

PE’ SLA. The fight to Stop Drilling on Sacred Land in the Black Hills. Update: Temporary Restraining Order Granted.

May 2, 2026. On April 29th nine U.S. First Nations Tribes filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Forest Service over its approval of a graphite drilling project near Pe’ Sla, a site in the Black

Sault Tribe Board meeting May 5 in Sault Ste. Marie.

May 1, 2026. Video of May 5 Sault Tribe Board of Directors Meetings. The Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians Board of Directors held a regular meeting May 5, 2026, beginning 5 p.m.

Certified Primary Election Results for the Sault Tribe Board of Directors.

May 1, 2026. With 19 Tribal Members on the ballot, an estimated 8274 Tribal Members voted in the Sault Tribe Board of Directors Primary Election. The Voter Turn Out indicates that a portion of the

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