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LINK: Onondaga Lake- A Timeline of Pollution 1600-2000 by Michael Oberg  Onondaga Lake is roughly 4.5 miles long, 1 mile wide, and lies in Central New York,...

Dyohdihwasne’ha Administration Building 4040 Route 11 Onondaga Nation Nedrow, NY 13120 315-469-0302 Fax: 315.469.4717 email: admin@onondaganation.org...

In 1613, the Mohawks noticed people arriving in their territory unannounced. The new people came on the River that Flows both Ways (Hudson River) in large...

Mar 26, 2025 - The U.S. once intertwined destroying the buffalo and Indigenous people. Now, the Onondaga Nation has brought bison back to Central New York.

As colonial leaders such as Ben Franklin an Thomas Jefferson visited with the Haudenosaunee. At these meetings, the chiefs discussed how our government works....

Help raise $230,000 for critical firefighting equipment to care for lands being returned to Onondaga Nation

Long Ago Onondagas had developed their own food system to survive. The Haudenosaunee were hunters as well as gatherers. The crops that were the basis for our...

Birth of a Nation Five warring people join to become the Haudenosaunee Over a thousand years ago on the shores of Onondaga Lake, in present day central New...

Education – Haudenosaunee – Lacrosse – Land – Sovereignty – Treaties – Wampum – Dance EDUCATION Clan Mother Audrey...

Listed below are briefs of the Onondaga Nation and the State of New York. Read the March 11, 2005 historic Land Rights Action submitted by the Onondaga Nation...

Ganoñhéñ•nyoñ’ – Giving Thanks Like most native people, the Onondaga and the Haudenosaunee’s culture are based on its relationship with nature....

Syracuse.com By Dennis Nett The Onondaga Nation held the third annual Indigenous Peoples’ Day Festival on unceded Onondaga land Sunday. The Indigenous...

The present-day territory of the Onondaga Nation (“People of the Hills”) is approximately 7,300 acres just south of Syracuse near Nedrow, New York. Between...

Oct 30, 2024 - The waterfall flows on a portion of the 1,000 acres of land the Onondaga Nation reclaimed from Honeywell International earlier this month.

The Onondaga people and the rest of the nations of the Haudenosaunee had their own style. Since we are woodland people, we dress different that natives peoples...