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
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Lone Buffalo Project Drills for Water!
With a herd of curious buffalo watching nearby a clean and reliable source of water has been established at the Tatanka Isnala Ranch near Slim
Wind Turbine Project Update
The Lakota Wind Turbine Project is close to completion. The goal of the project is to develop a low-cost wind turbine that can be built
Village Visioning Workshops 2005
Above: Shipibo women discussing their hopes and dreams for the future during the Village Earth facilitatedworkshops, ironically, over a broken water well. Village Earth
Adopt-A-Buffalo European Tour
Henry Red Cloud, David Bartecchi, and Ralf-Kracke Berndorff recently returned from their successful tour of Europe. During their month long journey they presented and showed
Village Earth Participates in UN Biodiversity Conference in Paris
Henry Red Cloud, Ralf Kracke-Berndorff and David Bartecchi participated in the United Nations Biodiversity Conference at UNESCO headquarters in Paris this week. One stream of
The long journey ‘home’
By PATRICIA DANNATT, North Platte Telegraph The hood of Henry’s vehicle dipped downward into the Platte Valley as he drove south on Highway 83. When
Prototype Lakota Wind Turbine Demo’d at North Platte Pow Wow
Village Earth and Lone Buffalo demonstrate the appropriate technology wind turbine they are developing for families on the Pine Ridge Reservation. Village Earth also showed
Guidestone Farm Donates Milk Cow for Lone Buffalo Project
Colorado-based Guidstone CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) donated a milk cow for the Lone Buffalo Project. “Wendy” (as she has been named) will become part of
Adopt-A-Buffalo Program Featured in the Pueblo Chieftain
Will Lakota find self-determination in a buffalo herd? By Juan Espinoza Editor, Pueblo Chieftain Published: Sunday October 10, 200 Finally, some good news out of