Indigenous

In Guna Yala, indigenous women sew stories of legend, revolution, and even Minnie Mouse into the elaborate textiles known as molas.

Native American communities worry construction could destroy graves and other links to a millennia-old history, including a 17th-century genocide.

Believers say the otherworldly protectors of Cerro de la Muerte's cloud forests face an uncertain future.

A remarkable ancient technology and tradition that united communities in the Andes is fading into history.

For more than a decade, Salmon n' Bannock has been serving indigenous cuisine and stories in Vancouver.

The revival of Lake Menindee is the latest chapter in a battle over water management, environmental protection, and indigenous rights.

A new project emphasizes practical designs that may stave off desertification.