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Solar Women Warriors Trained at the Red Cloud Renewable Energy Center
Solar Women Warriors Miranda Red Bear and Ariel Frazier, both members of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, learn to build the fan component of a solar heater at the Red Cloud Renewable Energy Center. Th… more →
Sustainable Development, Sustainable Livelihoods
Solar Women Warriors Trained at the Red Cloud Renewable Energy Center
wrote 1 year ago: Solar Women Warriors Miranda Red Bear and Ariel Frazier, both members of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tr … more →
You are Invited to a Special Event Supporting Tribal Lands Renewable Energy!
wrote 1 year ago: For more information please call Lacey Gaechter, Assistant National Director, at (970) 484-3678 or e … more →
TWP's 2010 Annual Report
wrote 1 year ago: Please enjoy reading the 2010 Annual Report! We thank you for your support and encourage you to cont … more →
Notes from the Field: Let's stop talking and start doing
wrote 1 year ago: By Pete Iengo, TWP Office Manager & Volunteer Coordinator August 9, 2011: Pine Ridge Reservation … more →
Notes from the Field: Sustainable Housing Solutions
wrote 1 year ago: By Jon Becker, TWP Board President August 8th, 2011: Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota We arrived … more →
Yellow Hair Family to Receive Solar Air Heater and New Pallet Home
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wrote 1 year ago: TWP’s Solar Air Heaters, like the one pictured here at the Red Cloud Renewable Energy Center, … more →
New Report from NWF Highlights How Climate Change Hurts Indian Tribes Disproportionately
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wrote 1 year ago: This new report from the National Wildlife Federation “details how climate change is adversely … more →
Notes from the Field: The Gift of Heat, The Preservation of Culture
wrote 1 year ago: By Lacey Gaechter, Assistant National Director Pine Ridge, South Dakota “The heater works great,” sa … more →
Straw Bale Construction Workshop -- Aug. 8-12 -- FREE
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wrote 1 year ago: You are invited to a free training and volunteer opportunity to help build a demonstration straw bal … more →
Notes from the Field: A New Class of Solar Warriors
wrote 1 year ago: By Lacey Gaechter, Assistant National Director Thanks to the generous sponsorship of the National Wi … more →
Notes from the Field: Tree Planting on the Pine Ridge Reservation
wrote 1 year ago: By Megan Maiolo, Marketing & Communications Coordinator June 6th, 2011: Pine Ridge Reservation, … more →
Great report from the National Wildlife Federation: "The New Energy Future in Indian Country"
wrote 1 year ago: This report highlights many of the great renewable energy opportunities available to tribes around t … more →
Vote Trees, Water & People in Round 2 of Chase Community Giving!
wrote 2 years ago: The voting is on for Round 2 of Chase Community Giving and we need your help. Take a moment to chec … more →
TWP Featured in BBB Wise Giving Alliance Ad in USA Today
wrote 2 years ago: We are proud to be accredited by the BBB Wise Giving Alliance! The Alliance helps donors make infor … more →
Benefit Concert for Tribal Lands Renewable Energy
wrote 2 years ago: Please join us for an afternoon of bluegrass with local band Chainstation to raise funds for renewab … more →
Journey to the Home of the Oglala Lakota
wrote 2 years ago: Join Trees, Water & People on a journey to the home of the Oglala Lakota for the 2011 Lakota Adv … more →
CSU Alternative Spring Breakers go to Pine Ridge
wrote 2 years ago: CSU alternative spring break to Pine Ridge, SD. This March, we were lucky enough to take a group of … more →
Lakota Adventure 2011: A Journey to the Home of the Oglala Lakota
wrote 2 years ago: Solar air heaters are helping families to reduce their monthly heating bills by 20-30%. Help … more →
"Rhythms for the Planet" fundraiser quickly approaching!
wrote 2 years ago: This year, we have reinvented our annual fundraiser. Rhythms for the Planet will integrate the educa … more →
