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University of Minnesota to collaborate with tribal groups in first-of-its-kind CWD plan

The University of Minnesota will collaborate with tribal communities from across the state to slow the spread of chronic wasting disease. The initiative will be one of the first tribal CWD management plans in the U.S.

United statesUniversity of minnesotaTiffany wolfPeter christensonMarc schwabenlanderNatural resources trust fundWhite earth department of natural resourcesRed lake bandChippewa indians departmentNatural resourcesLeech lake bandOjibwe divisionResource managementWhite earth departmentNatural resources trust

Restoring the land

Nearly all of the land we live on was taken from Native people. What can property owners do to make it.

United statesGlen ellynCity of minneapolisKaitlin curticeBen norquistChristian potawatomiUpper sioux community state parkRed lake bandChippewa indiansNative led land backChien treatyLand backDawes act

New children s book on Ojibwe language published

Happy Dancing Turtle board in Pine River helped develop three-book series

Erika bailey johnsonBemidji state universitySmell many thingsSmell manyHear many thingsHappy dancing turtleRed lake bandDancing porcupine booksRiverfeet booksPineandlakes echo journalPine riverDriftless regionEcho journalLocal newsNews brief

We re still here, we still have culture : K-State student presents at Indigenous People s Day event

Student speaker presented her studies of indigenous librarianship and data sovereignty at K-State’s Indigenous People’s Day.

Manhattan public libraryUnited statesAbigail whitneyAudrey swartzArigon starrDustin tahmakheraAvery johnson collegian media groupMcnair scholars programStudent unionIndigenous peoples dayDuring indigenous peoples dayPeoples dayAvery johnsonCollegian media groupIndigenous peopleIndigenous film

New book available in children s Ojibwe language series - Brainerd Dispatch | News, weather, sports from Brainerd and Baxter

“I Smell Many Things” is the third book in the Ninisidawenimaag (“I Sense Them”) series.

Erika bailey johnsonBemidji state universitySmell many thingsSmell manyHear many thingsHappy dancing turtleRed lake bandDancing porcupine booksRiverfeet booksI smell many thingsOjibwe languagePine river

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