Response to: “Why Are Indian Reservations So Poor? A Look At The Bottom 1%”
Below is my response to an article in today’s online edition of Forbes magazine titled “Why Are Indian Reservations So Poor? A Look At The Bottom
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Earth Tipi Wins Fruit Orchard for Pine Ridge!
I would like to thank everyone who supported the campaign to win a Fruit Orchard from the Fruit Tree Planting Foundation for the White Horse
Village Earth & ILTF helps Native Americans cut through the Red Tape!
Today, the Indian Land Tenure Foundation (ILTF) released their latest newsletter themed “Cutting Through the Red Tape.” The newsletter, developed with support from Village Earth,
Join an Eco-Tour this Summer with Oglala Sioux Parks and Recreation Administration
This summer, the Oglala Sioux Parks and Recreation Administration (OSPRA) on the Pine Ridge Reservation is hosting an eco-tour. Here’s a blurb from their site.
Village Earth Director to speak on Food Security and Sovereignty with Winona LaDuke and Rick Garcia for Earth Day
Village Earth Director, David Bartecchi, is scheduled to speak on a panel on Food Security and Sovereignty with Winona LaDuke and Rick Garcia this Saturday,
Two Listening/Talking Meetings Scheduled for May
The Oyate Omniciye | Oglala Lakota planning team will be hosting two meetings with the same agenda at two different locations: WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 2011
Agricultural Resources Planning & Management Meeting on Pine Ridge
Agricultural Resources Planning & Management Meeting on Pine Ridge The Oglala Sioux Tribe Land Office is hosting an Agricultural Resources Planning & Management Meeting March
New Course on Challenges Facing Small Scale Farmers
In order to meet the Millennium Development Goals, the poverty alleviation programs for smallholder producers will have to be as effective as possible and attract
Download Village Earth’s Strategic Land Planning Map Book for the Pine Ridge Reservation
The purpose of this book is to make information about reservation lands more accessible to members of the Oglala Sioux Tribe and to promote greater