Indigenous News, Activism & Resources

The deadline to weigh in on the change is 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on Sept. 19. The post How to comment on the planned roadless rule rollback appeared first on High Country News.

How Big Ag is threatening New Mexico’s water supply. The post The Rio Grande’s pecan problem appeared first on High Country News.

Narsiso Martinez aims to dignify farmworkers through his artwork The post Acknowledging the hands that feed us appeared first on High Country News.

After Trump threatened Canada, a writer discovers the uncertainty of the state's food supply chain. The post The messy reality of feeding Alaska appeared first on High Country News.

Firefighting veterans believe the management team overseeing fire crews played a key role in handing team members over to immigration authorities. The post Firefighters question leaders’ role in ICE raid near Bear Gulch Fire appeared first on High Country News.

Consolidation, shifting politics, water rights and the myth of the cowboy all play into the region’s ability to feed itself. The post Who controls food in the West? appeared first on High Country News.

In 2006, large-scale ICE raids in Greeley, Colorado, and elsewhere, triggered massive changes to the meatpacking workplace that continue reshaping the center of the country. The post How an immigration raid reshaped meatpacking — and America  appeared first on High Country ...

High Country News and the Food & Environment Reporting Network ventured to find out. The post What’s behind your fork? appeared first on High Country News.

A poem by Natasha Sajé. The post What to Make appeared first on High Country News.