Environmental Changes Are Killing the Livelihood of Great Lakes Fishermen
The Bagida-waad Alliance is gathering scientific data to find out what has happened to their waters.
The Gulf Oyster Situation Is Very Bad, But There’s Hope
Times are not very good for oysters in the Gulf of Mexico right now.
Coalition of Fishermen Sue Fossil Fuel Companies for Contributing to Climate Change
In an unusual and sweeping lawsuit, Pacific fishermen are taking the fossil fuel industry to court.
Can Cities Produce Enough Food to Feed Their Citizens?
Metropolitan areas may not seem like farming hubs. But they might surprise you.
Farmers Reeling From Record Year of Wildfires
In the era of climate change, record-setting fires are the new norm – something farmers are learning to adapt to.
Can Farming Actually Provoke Rain?
Does the old saying “rain follows the plow?” Sort of. Maybe.
Three Sisters Garden How to Plant Corn, Squash & Beans Together
Prior to European settlement in North America, many Native American groups grew three of their most important crops - corn, beans, and squash - all in one big jumbled bed, now known as a three sisters garden.
