Angutekaraq Qakvalria

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Yup'ik in Aotearoa. Mother. Ancestor-led. Tradish medicine. Tribal Governance. Salmon. Birds. #LandBack. Climate. Matriarch in Training. Indigenous Auntie. Prolific beader. Dog mom. Pink menace.

Denmark, particularly in Copenhagen, has installed floating platforms/islands planted with wildflowers and native vegetation in its harbors and canals. These create safe urban habitats and sanctuaries for birds, bees, pollinators, insects, and even some aquatic life. Original post

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The Roadless Rule is the most important reason America's natural beauty continues to shine forth. Today, it is under threat of being gutted, an act that would cause irreparable harm to our national forests. Here's one critical action to protect our environment. It's free, & seismic in its impact.

Why the Roadless Rule Matters

This little known rule is a key reason why wild, pristine forests still exist in the US — and it's under threat of repeal under Trump. Here's what you need to know and how to stop Trump.

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Before Europeans arrived, these were some of the names for The Great Lakes: Superior: gichi-gami (great sea) Erie: erielhonan (long tail) Michigan: michigami (long body of water) Ontario: Ontarí'io\kanadario (great lake\beautiful water) Huron: karegnondi (fresh water sea)

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