Indigenous people have long used fire to care for the land, and tree rings suggest those fires helped mitigate drought and ...

Emory oak trees are dying in Arizona, stricken by drought, climate change and decades of fire suppression and cattle grazing. The trees' acorns have long been a source of food for the Apache peoples ...

For the first time in East Texas, members of the Aztec, Comanche, Apache, Alabama-Coushatta, Cherokee, Choctaw, and other ...

Discover the deep connection between the Apache people and the American bison in the vast lands of Texas. This video explores ...

There is a conceptual thread connecting Australia and Arizona—the places about which University of Kansas researcher Melinda ...

A fight to preserve land that indigenous communities call sacred could head to the nation’s highest court. In September, the group, Apache Strong, petitioned to have their case Apache Stronghold v.

Emory oak trees are dying in Arizona, stricken by drought and climate change and decades of fire suppression and cattle grazing. The trees' acorns have been a culinary resource for the Apache peoples ...

As Emory oak trees in parts of Arizona disappear, members of several Apache tribes are working on a collaborative plan with the U.S. Forest Service and researchers to preserve them. Emory oak trees ...