It Takes a Village: Community and Mental Health
The Three Sisters (corn, beans, and squash) offer more than just gardening advice; they reflect truths about life. While there can be strength and good in isolation, strength flourishes and the [...]
U.S. Approves $2 Billion Renewable Energy Project on Sacred Yakama Nation Site on the Columbia River
A renewable energy megaproject recently greenlit by federal regulators is causing concern because of disturbances to a Yakama Nation sacred site near the Colombia River.
Brain Health Month: Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Learn more about injuries to the brain and how to prevent them.
Brain Fact: Fat Matters
One important nutrient for brain health is a type of unsaturated fat known as omega-3 fatty acids, a powerful nutrient from food, and a crucial building block for brain cells.
CCUIF Director Carma Mornarich Guests on KQEN Radio
Carma Mornarich, the Director of the Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation (CCUIF), featured on the “Inside Douglas County” podcast on News Radio KQEN with host Kyle Bailey on January 21.
Fire Management Clear Debris Near Canyonville
With both the weather and smoke forecast in their favor, Cow Creek Tribal Fire Management teams were able to burn all of the “hand piles” of cleared tree and plant […]
Chocolate: More than just a sweet treat…
Much like the taste of chocolate, the history and health benefits of chocolate are rich and intriguing.
Fiber Up for Heart Health
A strong heart helps a person show up for everything they love, and fueling it with healthy nutrition becomes vital to longevity.
Glide School District Sends Thank You for Holiday Meals
Using their $35,000 donated by the Cow Creek Umpqua Tribe, Glide School District was able to provide grocery distributions to more than 140 students and their families in both November […]
