🌎 Identifying and connecting with the Nation native to the land you live on can foster gratitude, humility, and a deeper sense of place and community.

Whose land are YOU on? Explore the map 👉🏽 buff.ly/OpQAdrp

🐋🛶 From freshwater to marine systems, from the Klamath River to the waters of the South Pacific, the Rights of Nature movement is reshaping how societies recognize the inherent rights of fish, whales, rivers, and entire oceans to exist and thrive. Read stories in the Bioneers Pulse: buff.ly/rukfgBb

🐟🌱Indigenous Nations are leading efforts to recognize the inherent rights of fish, aquatic mammals & their ecosystems.

▶️ Hear from Indigenous leaders who have spearheaded innovative laws & grassroots movements to integrate Indigenous values into Western legal systems: buff.ly/bt1158f

Author, broadcaster & scholar Thom @HartmannReport.com warns of a virulent new American oligarchy.

Do we, the American people, still possess the power and will to challenge this oligarchic takeover? Yes, says Hartmann. This is a call to action.

▶️ Hear more: buff.ly/1bFU4Xx

🤝 At the Zero Waste Youth Convergence in Nāʻālehu, 70 young organizers from across Hawaiʻi and Louisiana’s Cancer Alley came together to confront plastic pollution from both ends of the pipeline, where it’s produced and where it washes ashore. 🪷 Read more: buff.ly/INLqaJQ

🎥 Credit: Easten Tanimoto

The first module of “Regenerative Agriculture” is now FREE! 🌱 The Foundations of Regeneration: The principles and practices that make regenerative ag a powerful tool for restoring ecosystems and building resilience. Start learning now 👉https://buff.ly/H30A7oW

Amy Bowers Cordalis has carried her family’s 170 year fight to restore the Klamath river.

🌊 Hear part of the story in an excerpt from Amy’s newly-released book, “The Water Remembers” — & learn how to win your own copy: bioneers.org/when-the-sal...

In a moment of severe climate & democracy crises, Indigenous wisdom keepers are more precious than ever. 🤲Keep listening to the rare convo between Oren Lyons (Joagquisho), Haudenosaunee Chief, Onondaga Council of Chiefs & José Barreiro, (Hatuey), Taino Elder, Author & Activist: buff.ly/ITV7QSG

Joy Harjo (first Native U.S. Poet Laureate) & Cara Romero (Program Director, Bioneers Indigeneity Program) discuss the creative process & the importance of art in healing & resistance for Native peoples. 🌱🎨 Keep watching: buff.ly/HLjOU8Q

“This #IndigenousPeoplesDay, we invite you to listen to Indigenous wisdom & remember the history Indigenous Peoples have endured.

Hope is scarce but essential. It fuels resilience & makes the impossible possible.”
— Bioneers Indigeneity Team

✨ Explore Indigenous stories: buff.ly/pnh5igH