Great Lakes Echo (http://greatlakesecho.org/page/2/?s=wild+rice)
The Keweenaw Bay Indian Community, heavily reliant on fish, berries and wild rice, wants to join the 60 other US tribes who the feds have granted control over setting water regulations.
The story of wild rice and its relationship to Native American culture.
A resurgence of wild rice in popular lakes near Toronto has sparked debate over conflicting recreational and cultural values.
In the western Upper Peninsula, climate change is hurting local food sources.
When Ziibimijwang Farm sells maple sugar at Minongin Market in Mackinaw City, it’s more than a business transaction – it represents Indigenous food sovereignty.
A historic archaeological site on the shore of the Grand River in Ottawa County’s Crockery Township may contain the largest collection of Upper Great Lakes cache pits ever excavated.
An installment in Environmental Health News’s “Sacred Water” series.
Modern boundaries complicate –and stymie–the Menominee Tribe’s effort to protect burial grounds.
Defendants describe use of secretly recorded conversations, mobile tracking devices, interrogations, undercover surveillance as techniques more familiar to drug traffickers than to fishermen.
