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Schools, restorations, and gatherings led with Indigenous communities. 6 verified stories. Stories come from Bena, Albuquerque, and El Coire. Each one is checked and linked to the original report.
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CommunityAfter two years of Direct Instruction, students at Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig School made close to four years of progress in basic reading. Some older students who had been three or four grades behind are now on grade level.
Verified · MPR News
CommunityThe Native American Community Academy, with about 440 students from more than 40 tribal affiliations, held a sunrise ceremony, student performances, and a potluck.
Verified · Albuquerque Journal
AnimalsAt the Motín del Oro camp, in the community of El Coire, the season's first olive ridley hatchlings left the sand after a hard start of heat, dry sand, and storms.
Verified · MiMorelia
CommunityThe Fond du Lac Band, Duluth, the Minnesota DNR, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service held a low-intensity burn on 17 acres, the first there in 180 years.
Verified · MPR News
AnimalsAs water entered a restored channel at the Bison Range Reach, Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes crews moved stranded fish, including a cutthroat trout.
Verified · Char-Koosta News
AnimalsA USGS biologist and a Point Lay college student found the calf between two carcasses, kept him safe for nearly three days, and got him 800 miles to the Alaska SeaLife Center.
Verified · Alaska's News Source (KTUU)