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Our Living Lands has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in December 2024. The social media accounts linked to from Our Living Lands are: • Instagram Besides social media accounts, ourlivinglands has populated their site with: • Episode 20: How decades of Indigenous activism led to the Klamath Dam removals • Episode 19: Climate change is making whales and salmon more common in the Arctic • Episode 18: How returning buffalo to Indigenous lands can help the climate • Episode 17: New environmental documentary explores Indigenous land and water • Episode 16: Indigenous communities express concern about uranium transport • Episode 15: How Indigenous heavy metal music is responding to climate change • Episode 14: Inside the fight to protect the Everglades from climate change • Episode 13: In Oklahoma, flooding is threatening the Otoe-Missouria Tribe’s land and traditions • Episode 12: ‘The dogs had burnt paws’: How climate change is impacting dogs on reservations • Episode 11: ‘Way of Life’: Protecting Indigenous lands and culture from invasive species • Episode 10: Indigenous people learned to live with fire. What can we learn from their traditions? • Episode 9: In northern California, the Karuk Tribe is burning its way back to a centuries-old relationship with fire • Episode 8: The Washoe Tribe brings back cultural fire to restore forests, plants amid climate change • Episode 7: Meet the Navajo professor mapping the impact of climate change on Indigenous land • Episode 6: Students explore creeks in Laramie County, connecting to treaty history and water management • Episode 5: The fight to preserve Indigenous culture in the face of climate change • Episode 4: ‘The dogs had burnt paws’: How climate change is impacting dogs on reservations • Episode 3: Tribes share their struggles from radiation exposure as they fight for the renewal for RECA • Episode 2: How the Navajo Nation is using mutual aid to connect families to the electric grid • Episode 1: Climate change is putting strain on the 13,000 Navajo families that don’t have electricity • Website