A Night on the Amazon
Left: Peruvian Dancers from Peruanos Residentes en el Norte de Colorado group Village’s Earth recent A Night on the Amazon: Indigenous Cultures and Environmental Sustainability
Author: David Bartecchi
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Indian Leaders Offer to Settle Largest Class Action Lawsuit Against Federal Government in U.S. History
From Democracy Now: Friday, June 24th, 2005 Click here to download audio (.mp3) of braodcast. “Indian leaders have offered to settle the largest class action
Village Earth Supports Biodiesel Production on Pine Ridge
Today Butte Biofuels located near Slim Butte on the Pine Ridge Reservation received a loan from Village Earth’s Revolving Loan Fund to help expand the
VE, EWB Complete Initial Survey of Wounded Knee Sewage Lagoon
On May 26th April Tischer and Mark Perry from Engineers Without Borders – CSU met with David Bartecchi from Village Earth, Calvin White Butterfly from
Planting Begins for Village Earth Supported Gardening Projects on Pine Ridge
Planting has begun for gardeners across the reservation! Village Earth is currently supporting the Lone Buffalo project run by the Red Cloud Tiyospaye (11 families)
Brave Hearts Begin Fence Construction!
On April 13th a truck from Farmer’s Coop In Gordon Nebraska delivered several tons of fence supplies to the Brave Heart’s to begin construction on
CSU Students Spend Their Spring Break at Pine Ridge
While many students around the country were spending their spring break sunning themselves at the beach, skiing, or just taking it easy, 12 students from
Village Earth and Wounded Knee EDA Partner to Repair Waste Treatment Facility
Village Earth and the Wounded Knee District Economic Development Association (EDA) met with the Wounded Knee Community Council to develop a plan for repairing the
Brave Heart’s and Village Earth Partner to Recover 720 Acres!
This weekend Village Earth and the Brave Heart tiyospaye agreed to work together to restore the Brave Heart’s 720 acres of land located between Pine
Adopt-A-Buffalo Update
This weekend Chief Alfred and Kathy Red Cloud brought students from Pine Ridge’s Wolf Creek School out to visit with the “Tatanka Oyate” that were