catchy phrase, ” Tanana said.... ” said Janet Davis, chairwoman of the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe in

--For thousands of years, an Arizona tribe relied on the Colorado River's natural flooding patterns

Episode 2 of our Drought Week series, we go to Upper Klamath Lake in southern Oregon.... The tribes get

close Video Fox News Flash top headlines for September 21 Fox News Flash top headlines are here.... The state Department of Natural Resources set the quota at 119, but hunters killed 218 wolves in just four days, forcing an early end to the season. Conservationists then deluged the department with requests to cancel this fall's hunt out of concerns it could devastate the wolf population.... But the agency’s board last month set the kill limit at 300....

company to successfully address all the issues raised by the tribe and the Environmental Protection

New structural towers would need to be built on both sides of the canyon. The All Pueblo Council of Governors — which represents 20 pueblos in New Mexico and Texas — recently adopted a resolution to support the preservation of the Caja del Rio.... 17, requesting that forest officials comply with consultation requirements. Herrera, a former governor of Laguna Pueblo, said preservation of the Caja Del Rio's sacred landscape is a collective priority for the council as it works to protect ancestral

, Native American tribes have gathered seeds by hand and sent them to nurseries with plans to sow the

That night she called both of her parents, who said she seemed in good spirits, but was never heard

At least two tribes have declared states of emergency amid the devastation. After last year’s

, tribes, and water users have been planning for drought conditions to become more severe and created