Natural Resources Sector Articles
UN Award Recognizes Yurok Tribe’s Innovative Forest Management
The Yurok Tribe recently became the first indigenous community in the United States to be awarded the Equator Prize by the United Nations Development Programme for its forest management.
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Jicarilla Apache Solar Farm to Empower Albuquerque’s 100 Percent Clean Energy Mission
Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller’s office underscored that the Jicarilla Apache solar farm will be the third-largest solar project on Tribal lands in the United States.
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A Common Theme Binds Native Business Magazine’s June 2019 Issue: Through Agricultural, Natural Resource & Tourism Development, We Empower Self-Reliance
Our first “Tourism, Agriculture & Natural Resources” issue is hot off the presses and shipping across the world to thousands of subscribers.
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Chemehuevi Tribe Completes $2.6M Solar Project to Further Energy Independence
On Thursday, the Chemehuevi Indian Tribe unveiled its newest solar energy project: a $2.6 million carport solar system that will power the Chemehuevi Community Center, which is the Tribe’s designated emergency response center.
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Spokane Tribe Celebrates Solar Initiative, ‘Born of Fire’
The second largest fire in Washington state in summer 2016, a season of seemingly ceaseless burns across the western United States, ravaged the Spokane Indian Reservation.
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Native Business Summit Inspired Attendees ‘to Conquer & Keep Conquering Our Dreams’
“We all left feeling inspired & ready to conquer & keep conquering our dreams & making a difference and that is PRICELESS,” said Native Business Summit attendee Nicole Seneca.
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‘Your Network Is Your Net Worth’: The Native Business Summit Is Underway, Building Bridges Across Indian Country
“Your network is your net worth,” said Gary Davis (Cherokee), Publisher of Native Business Magazine, “and that’s what we’re building here at the Native Business Summit.”
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Native Businesses Prioritize Environmental Protection Beyond Earth Day
More than 193 countries are observing Earth Day today, April 22nd, to underscore the importance of environmental protection — a value embedded in Indigenous peoples worldwide, and a priority reflected in many Native-owned businesses across sectors.
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EPA to Award $220M in Contract Opportunities for Uranium Mine Cleanup on Navajo Nation
U.S. Senators Tom Udall and Martin Heinrich and U.S. Representative Ben Ray Luján announced that...
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Report: NANA Corp. Distributes Mining Proceeds to the Far Corners of Alaska
Of the $355 million in net proceeds from Red Dog Mine operations paid to NANA, $221.5 million was...
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