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Tag Archives: Ojibwe

Ripples 11/3/22

Posted on November 4, 2022 by Jim KnickelbineNovember 4, 2022

Some days things just line up the way they’re supposed to, and as a result something good gets done.  That has happened on a number of days lately at Woodland Dunes, as we rush to finish field projects and outdoor … Continue reading →

Posted in Wild Rice | Tagged aquatic grass, ducks, Ojibwe, seed, water

Ripples 7/7/2022

Posted on July 11, 2022 by Jim KnickelbineJuly 11, 2022

For thousands of years, people have lived here.  Native people thrived in this area because the land provided everything they needed.  Natural resources were abundant, and they knew how to use them without destroying the land.  I often wish that … Continue reading →

Posted in Native Plants | Tagged culture, estuaries, manoomin, Ojibwe, restore, UW Seagrant, wild rice
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