by Linnea Wilhjelm | Jul 15, 2026 | Education
Photo: Initiative Interns Darwin St.Clair (Eastern Shoshone) and Miles Daskivich (Northern Cheyenne) and Financial Director Xavier Micheal-Young (Seminole Nation of Florida). Buffalo Nations Buffalo Nations, those who rely on and have lived with massive Buffalo herds...
by Linnea Wilhjelm | Jun 23, 2026 | Education
In recognition of Treaty Day on July 3rd, we sat down with our executive director, Jason Baldes, to talk about the history of the Fort Bridger Treaties and how we all can work to uphold and exercise our treaty rights. This interview was edited for length and clarity....
by Linnea Wilhjelm | May 22, 2026 | Education
Who decides what we eat? Who controls how our food is grown, harvested, and shared? Who benefits, and who is left out? These questions are at the forefront of any food system, and our own efforts toward Indigenous food sovereignty. Sovereignty is about the right of a...
by Linnea Wilhjelm | Apr 22, 2026 | Buffalo Stories
Photo by Kaycee Prevedel biito’owu’ is Earth in the Arapaho language sokopia is Earth in the Shoshone language Earth Month with the Buffalo Every day is Earth Day for Indigenous peoples. Our connection to Mother Earth is planted deep within our ancestral...
by Linnea Wilhjelm | Mar 13, 2026 | Buffalo Stories, Education
Photo by Albert Mason When visitors to WRTBI headquarters see Buffalo for the first time, one of the most common questions they ask is: are they dangerous? The honest answer is that Buffalo are powerful, unpredictable wildlife, and they deserve to be treated as such....
