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NARF working with EARTHJUSTICE to coordinate Standing Rock amicus briefing strategy

The Native American Rights Fund is honored to stand firm with the people of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe in their fight to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline. NARF is working

NARF Staff Attorney Steve Moore to present at Tribal Environmental Quality Protection Conference

Interested in learning more about new and emerging environmental regulation, litigation, compliance, and sovereignty issues for tribes? On Tuesday, June 23, NARF

‘Like a Family Member Has Come Home’: Celebratory Potlatch in Tyonek Honors Gift from The Nature Conservancy

Alaska made history earlier this week as leaders from NARF’s client, the Native Village of Tyonek, hosted a potlatch to celebrate a gift of culturally important land.

NARF co-authors amicus brief in Michigan v. EPA on behalf of NCAI, two inter-tribal fish commissions, and individual tribes located in Wisconsin and Minnesota

NARF has co-authored an amicus brief in Michigan v. EPA on behalf of the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI), the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission

The Klamath Tribes Complete Negotiations on Proposed Upper Klamath Basin Comprehensive Agreement

March 5, 2014 For further information please contact: David Gover or Sue Noe, (303) 447-8760 Chiloquin, OR — The Klamath Tribes announced today the completion of nearly

NARF signs on to letter encouraging President Obama to embrace a carbon-reducing clean energy strategy rather than an all of the above energy strategy

Last week NARF, along with over a dozen other organizations, signed on to a letter to President Obama encouraging him to embrace a carbon-reducing clean energy strategy

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NARF working with EARTHJUSTICE to coordinate Standing Rock amicus briefing strategy

NARF Staff Attorney Steve Moore to present at Tribal Environmental Quality Protection Conference

‘Like a Family Member Has Come Home’: Celebratory Potlatch in Tyonek Honors Gift from The Nature Conservancy

NARF co-authors amicus brief in Michigan v. EPA on behalf of NCAI, two inter-tribal fish commissions, and individual tribes located in Wisconsin and Minnesota

The Klamath Tribes Complete Negotiations on Proposed Upper Klamath Basin Comprehensive Agreement

NARF signs on to letter encouraging President Obama to embrace a carbon-reducing clean energy strategy rather than an all of the above energy strategy

First Stewards Symposium

NARF Joins With Environmental Leaders to Call on Administration to Fix Pacific Salmon Crisis

NARF to appeal Kivalina environmental case dismissal

Tribes Ask Congress for Swift Action on Climate Legislation

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