Indigenous tribes around the world may be among the first to feel the impacts of a changing climate. Friday's 2 PM panel on "Climate Change: Indigenous Peoples at the Frontlines" will look at tribes in the southwestern U.S., Alaska, and the Brazilian Amazon. Margaret Hiza Redsteer of the U.S. Geological Survey, Sarah James of the Neet’sai Gwich’in, Arctic Village, and Scott Wallace, author of Unconquered: In Search of the Amazon's Last Uncontacted Tribes will discuss the changes these "place-based peoples" are seeing in their environment, and the unique adaptation strategies they might be able to offer. In this video from... Continue reading