BLM: Oilfield developers should protect indigenous women
Feds are on track to approve a 4,250-well oilfield expansion, which will boost revenues and add millions of tons of greenhouse gasses to a changing climate.
Native America
Chief Black Coal’s journey back home
Opinion
by 1 Comment Northern Arapaho historic collections manager Jordan Dresser reflects on the recent repatriation of a significant headdress.
Sheridan VA employs sweat ceremonies in holistic health program
The Veteran’s Administration’s new emphasis on holistic health encompasses spirituality and other facets. In Sheridan that means a new sweat lodge and healing practices rooted in Native American tradition.
2019 photography captures change and tradition
From coal-plant workers to conservation heroes and wild-eyed broncos, WyoFile captured the state’s 2019 stories in images.
Photography: Continuity, change and the Arapaho way
Lander photographer Sara Wiles has been capturing black and white images of life on the Wind River Indian Reservation for 45 years. She shares a selection from her new book for a WyoFile photo essay.
