Such feathers may not be sold or traded, it adds. The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe, for example, send any dead eagles to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for a necropsy with the expectation that ...

A Janesville man who championed Native American rights and helped shepherd hundreds of people through sobriety at his Red ...

The heat and rhythmic intensity of the collection of dancers spinning, stopping, flinging legs had Liam Beebe of Washington sweating in his orange regalia as he walked from the powwow floor, the drum ...

My name is John Gonzales, I'm a member of the White Earth Ojibwe Nation ... you're carrying sacred objects, eagle feathers, eagle whistles, drum prayers, tobacco and sacred medicines, and you ...

Sičquuʔuƛ is the late Barbara Touchie’s Nuu-chah-nulth name and means “a dorsal fin coming around a point of land”. Touchie ...

Over the years, the statue unofficially acquired the name Nanabozho, who, according to Ojibwe folklore ... But no arms were missing, he even had the feather,” he said. “That was great.” ...

Melissa Groo Crane feathers often get caught in the stubble ... The Hopi had a crane clan; the Mojave and Anishinaabe-Ojibwe still do. In the evening I go out to the Nature Conservancy’s blind ...

We learned that the Bald Eagle is a sacred bird to the Dakota and Ojibwe tribes and that the Bald Eagle feather is used in spiritual ceremonies. It is illegal to collect or keep any feathers we might ...