Monday night on #IndieLens: Who owns history? In this scene from What Was Ours, members of Wyoming's Wind River Reservation's Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone tribes visit Chicago's Field Museum to see firsthand some of the boxed-away artifacts that had long ago been taken from their tribes. Tune into PBS, January 16 at 10/9c. Learn more → http://to.pbs.org/2cup9Rv | Independent Lens | PBS

Voices rise from the Wind River Reservation as Shoshone and Arapaho people are joined by other tribes to tell their history and the spirtual and cultural importance of ancestral foods in preserving health, language, culture and balance in the world. Tune in or stream the latest episode of Farm to Fork Wyoming: Food Sovereignty Friday at 8pm on WyomingPBS and at video.wyomingpbs.org | Wyoming PBS

Arthur Lawson, Director of Shoshone & Arapaho Fish and Game on Wyoming’s Wind River Reservation, explains that while some feral horses on the reservation can become excellent animals, others can pose significant dangers. In 2023, over 6,500 horses were rounded up on the Wind River Reservation. Wyoming's Wind River region includes one of the largest Native American reservations in the United States, covering over 2.2 million acres. The Wind River Indian Reservation is home to the Eastern Shoshone

Elizabeth Olsen and Jeremy Renner star in Wind River, a murder mystery set on a Wyoming Native American reservation. Now on Netflix | Netflix

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