The State of Alaska is currently auctioning off subsistence lands for industrial agriculture under the guise of ?food security.? Donate today to support Nenana food sovereignty.

Native Movement invites you to donate today to support the Nenana Land Back Campaign and be part of uplifting Indigenous Nenana residents' visions for regenerative food systems, cultural connection & holistic land stewardship. Not only do they have a powerful vision, they are already engaging young people in small-scale ecological agriculture along with the hunting, trapping, fishing and gathering that has been practiced on these lands for generations.

The energy is palpable when Eva Dawn Burk shares about how the Nenana Native community is ?working together to preserve our culture and how we are educating our kids about the lands around them. Our people have been disconnected for a long time and this culture camp is a way to bring the community together and reconnect, teaching our people how to be advocates for our land and that they are sovereign people.? Leadership of the Toghotthele Village Corporation, which is a major landowner affected by this project, has serious concerns about the rushed land sale this year. Decision-making went forward without their input. The proper studies and tribal consultation need to be complete beforehand. Learn more and get involved at nativemovement.org/landback